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Well, you're lucky you got a good one. I'm just afraid if I order a cat, it's going to tear the place apart or something, because they can chew on wood and stuff, so I'm a little bit worried about that. And really, once you get the cat, you can't get rid of it, so at least really stuff with what you got. But yeah, that'll be in the plans. And if I even want one, my friend told me, she told me you're going to have to order the cat probably about two to three years before you want it, because there's a backlog of people that are already on the list. And I'll have to order it through her, because the people who are selling the cat won't sell it to people they don't know. So it's just going to be an involved investment. Yikes, that's crazy. I got really lucky with this one. She was a feral cat, born in a barn on a farm. My ex was working there for the summer, and she was the runt of the litter and probably wouldn't have made the winter. So we brought her home full of fleas and cleaned her up, and she's been an awesome little cat since day one, and loves to hunt mice. We used to have an issue with mice at the place we had together on the acreage, and man, can this little girl catch them mice.