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me. Oh no. I have my phone in my pocket and I'm on my walk here. I just, well, made it out the gate and I was just cooling along, thinking thoughts and, oh, it's my turn again. So here I am. My little brother was a little bit of a nuisance. I mean, I was a nuisance. I got in trouble. Well, we all do as kids. Hopefully we grow out of it. If you've got parents to discipline you and don't let you get away with it from day one, it makes it a little bit easier. There's always going to be some kids that buck the system, even with proper encouragement. But, you know, I don't want to say that. God, terrible thoughts, terrible thoughts. I say that's what Jill's for. That's mean. That's not good. That's not even what that's for. But, yeah, I mean, at this late stage in the game, I'm going to say, it's really, you know, something hard for her is going to have to happen for her to want to make that change. But, you know, the strong things that you can do at this point, you're worried about taking because you're worried about what's going to happen to her. I mean, she's family. But, you know, it may take a dramatic or drastic event in her life to get her to settle down. And that's, you know, if she's got the capability of it. It could be any mental or physical disorder. And then where are you? Then you feel like crap. Oh, why did I push that when she had this problem? So I don't envy you. I tell you, I don't envy you at all. That's a rough one. But other than, you know, getting her evaluated, which she would have to be a party to because she's got to be there and maybe getting her diagnosed, it's just not a lot she can do. You know, and then if you try to force the issue, that's another rough one. All right, if you try to force the issue, you know, that could create its own problems. So short from kicking her out of the house, making her try to make it on her own, which is forcing the issue. You know, but then if something happens and she gets in with the wrong crowd and she ends up, you know, becoming.