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No, but if you stayed in, you could have been a general, the general in the Air Force, right? Admirals in the Navy. I don't know, I'll pay for this now. I've had a lot of experience, you know, since I got into trucking, just on travel. I've seen 49, let me see here, yeah, 49 states have been thrown back and forth. I can't tell you how many times, but the, what would you be, the adventure was kind of minimal, other than the travel. Where the time I spent in the military, I was designated as a bosun's mate, and I was supposed to be on ship, but I only spent about a year on ship. The rest of the time I worked for the shore patrol or the fire department. And I can't tell you how many experiences I had that were unique and that nobody else had. You know, and so I sum up my life in the five years I was in service, and then just back story for the rest. Yeah, I got to do a lot of funny, unique things the time I was into. I was a radio slash electronics technician when I was in the Air Force. And once I got to Winnipeg, I got the opportunity to move over to maintaining all the computer systems on base. And then we started networking the base. And I got to help design and retrofit the entire base for proper Ethernet. But then they wouldn't let me go anywhere. I tried to go to Sarajevo, had it all worked out for the army to pay for this Air Force guy to go fix all their computers. They wouldn't let me go do my parachute course. They wouldn't let me go anywhere. Which is part of the reason I got upset and pulled the pin.