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All right, Russell, yeah, let's see if I can complete this before the room starts to spin and then I have to pass out. No, I'm just kidding. Those days are over for me. I haven't tried, you know, it's if I have something I could put years in between the next time. I did do a little research into this thinking about, you know, the fact that I never had any really, really expensive wines like Dom Perignon. And if I ever did buy another bottle, it would be like for a wedding, like I was saying before the last time I was up. It seems like the bottle I saw was bigger than a Magnum that I had seen of it before. I mean, it was gigantic. And I see there's different sizes you can get. Let's see, there's a standard bottle, 750 milliliter, then there's the Magnum bottle. Hold on a second. I just had a pipe horn just come on at nine. I had to turn the sound down. All right, then there's the Magnum bottle at one and a half liters, which is two standard bottles. That's not the real gigantic one because they have a double Magnum, which is three liters, four standard bottles. And then they have the great big daddy one, which is the zero bomb, which is six standard bottles, four and a half liters. That's the bottle I was so impressed with that I saw the size. I think it was during a raffle or something. I don't recall exactly when I saw that. And I don't recall if it was because that bottle is over $4,000. Let's see, for the standard 750 milliliter, you can get five glasses out of it. So that's good luck for a wedding. For the toast, you can get five five-ounce glasses. Or if you use the real small cups, you can get 10 two and a half ounces just for the toast. To give the bride and groom, the bride maiden, and the best man, and the wedding party. I would give to that because I want to taste it. So for a small glass for me, it's just for the toast. But if you have to do a whole wedding, like every guest, then you would have to go to a Magnum or a double Magnum, four standard bottles. That's 40 glasses of five ounces. Or even a Magnum if you just used a real small glass of two and a half ounces each, you could get the same amount out of a Magnum. All right, so that's all about expensive wines. Like if you had to get it for like a wedding or something, that's only for like a special occasion. Not extravagant to go buy it for otherwise. So I probably never get to taste any Dom Perignon unless maybe some kind of circumstance presents itself that I don't foresee. AA4HL run, Miramar, Florida, back to Russell, and head control.