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I actually remember, because you guys know I'll remember things. This is why, hey look, Chalk One Good for the Oddies. I think if you're making Oddies with autistic people, with Tylenol, hey, I mean, I came along somewhere some ways. It's not my favorite drug, but I've been known to take it. Anyway, so I remember. I was saying leave it to the Oddie to remember. I don't know if I was 8 yet, because it was 85, right? So I probably would be turning 8 that year. But it was in the middle of March break, and I was just kind of standing around the hallway mirror, just putting some change in the piggy bank that at the time we had in that hallway. Now that's been moved, right? Like my dad and I sort of have a piggy bank where we just kind of put change into, so we can use it when we need change. And so I was kind of like just dotting around there, and I noticed the left, just right beside my molar was starting to get loose. And I remember kind of knowing that that's the process. I was even thinking in my brain, because remember, I didn't have the words yet. I wouldn't have known how to say, oh, I must be a late bloomer when it comes to this. I wouldn't have been able to elegantly put that to you. I'm doing it now, like decades later. So I was like, okay, so this one comes out, and then I kind of remember days later, them all coming out. And I'm almost just kind of feeling where they started to come out. It was like the bottom row first.