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Sounds like you were Edward Scissorhand. No, my father was like that when I was a kid. And we had a barbershop just like that. I mean, we had a barbershop in Wallingford, Connecticut. And it was a, you know, the barbershop, I couldn't believe it, but this is back in the 60s. And it wasn't serving a boost to me, but the barber was serving a boost to the people getting a haircut. Spoken there with some cigarettes and drinking beers. Not alcohol, but, you know, just beer. Ben would always give every week. He's already given me a beer once I was about 16 or 18. But, yeah, good old barbershop days when you could talk about things. That was more getting your haircut back down to about, you know, getting involved in things. And that's what happened at the barbershop that I went to. I was only a kid there, but they don't have barbershops like that anymore. And here in Kentucky, I'd be afraid to get my haircut here. You don't know who's going to be cutting it.