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Yeah, you're close. It's 401k. 401k. And I don't, it's just a basic, uh, Basically it's just a, it's not run, uh, it's government regulated. But it's privately given out to whatever company that you're with. You know, some don't have it, some don't. And then basically you're investing in stocks and or bonds. And, uh, you earn from it. And, uh, let it grow. And usually, what also happens is you put in, let's say you put in a hundred. And the company will match it by half. So that'd be a hundred and fifty. And you do that every week. If you pay weekly or bi-weekly or whatever it is, you know, that's how it works. And then, uh, you can't really, you can touch it. But you'll get heavily penalized for it until you turn, uh, fifty-nine and a half. And then you're, you're not, you're just taxed. You're not penalized. Because it's a tax-free account. You're, you, when you earn this money, um, they don't take taxes out. They just put it all in the 401k. The idea is that you'll have more money in the council, therefore you'll have more interest. And you'll collect faster. But at the end, when you start pulling it, then they tax it then.