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I got to write her in my hand cart, you know, the problem with him, he wouldn't give you the change back. He'd buy something for seven, eight bucks to give him ten, he'd keep the change the way they operate. Well, at school there was a couple of dealers where they worked the opposite. I remember going to school, I used to shortchange a lot of them, and I didn't always have like an even ten dollars, and so they got to wear some of them. There were a few guys that were dead serious. You ain't got the ten bucks exactly, forget it, right? Because we would buy dimes. And I remember I used to shortchange a few of those. And once or twice, a few times they remember you, and it's like, okay, well, that's that that ain't happening. I think I might have ran into a few others where they would give you the value of what that would be.