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And so he is not really coherent because he's on so much morphine. It's really painful. And so they're hanging out at the hospital with him. Every once in a while he's lucid and he can answer questions, but he can't remember anything important like how to get into his phone to get information, contacts, anything like that, which is why his family couldn't reach out to anybody. And we've been listening to a lot of his favorite music today. We were listening to his favorite punk rock band, No Effects, and Save Ferris and Real Big Fish, all that Southern California stuff that he was into when he was a kid, when he was younger. And yeah, it's been really weird. Tomorrow after work I'll be on the light rail going up there again. He didn't eat today, and they're just increasingly giving him more and more morphine for his pain. So it just makes me think, like, if I was ever in that position, I would want somebody to come and visit me instead of sitting in a hotel room or in a hotel room by myself going through all of this. So I'm going every day until whenever. And it's sad, and I'm bummed out, and I'm going to break.