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All right, I just got connected back in. My mom gave me a call. I called my brother in Alabama, messaged her about 10 o'clock last night, which means it was probably 1 o'clock in the morning for him. And he was talking about coming out to talk to her. And I think he's still trying to put her into coming back to Alabama with him. And she has no intention, no desire to. Plus, his eldest son messaged her and was asking about, hey, I just finished this new room. You can come stay with us. It's really nice out here. So they're, you know, really pushing on it. And so she wanted to let me know because, well, wanted to decipher the message that he sent because it was a little confusing and that. But I don't know if we're still on the same question. The question that I was hearing was everyday carry. And Darryl was talking about his stuff when my mom ended up calling and I ended up taking the call. So everyday carry, for me out here at work, I carry a little pocket knife for, you know, what it was for cutting around the plastic to get the stickers out at one point on the pallets. And now they're scanning them all so I don't have to do that anymore. But carry a little pocket knife. And then I carry a flashlight, a little Energizer flashlight with a little lithium ion 123 battery. Nice little light. Cheap, inexpensive, and does a nice job. And then I got my keys and my AirPods and then a little pen that, kind of like a space business idea. But it's a little thing that you keep in my pocket. You take it out, put one in into the other to make it like a full-size pen. But I have that in case I need to sign something and I don't have a shirt on that I can put a pen in the pocket. Located in Shelton, Washington. And then I already sent my wallet. And then I was really surprised that no one else came with it, but I knew Darryl would. But my phone, my phone is an everyday carrier. I don't go anywhere without it.