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Yes, exactly. So I take that exact long ass thing, I can also chop it up too with Goldwave and I'll chop it up to little 75, 60 minute kind of deals like you would if you're making tracks for standard CD, right? Like when people had audio books on standard CD, they might have anything from 400, 800 tracks depending on the speed and whatever if they're using the regular standard way or MP3, however they're doing it, right? They might reduce it if they do that too. Yeah, I know, Kishoutkast kicked ass, loved it. So yeah, you got to put me back on that and yeah, the way the buttons on Winamp work, it's kind of like your average Discman or CD player, right? Like C, you know, is pause, Z is zoom, you know, B, they kind of mimic the arrows, use your arrows too, they kind of mimic the way you get about on a regular, like let's say, whatever you used to have, Discman, CD, home system, big system, small system, whatever. All those things where you would advance, rewind, pause, they're very similar, it's a very similar structure of Winamp, that's why I think it's great.