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Well, that was just kind of a little sarcastic truck stops get filled up pretty quick ordeal. But so when I was driving, I don't know what the new rules are, and I don't know if the rules have changed. But if you had 11 hours, you had a 14-hour clock. So once you started, you had 14 hours to finish your day. Within that 14-hour window, you could drive for 10 hours. And then, look, there's nobody else on the road, but they still want to merge at 50 miles an hour. Shame, shame. Oh, he's a Tennessee driver, even. I bet you know how to drive over there. Grants Pass, next to Exits. Woohoo, we're getting closer. What was I going to say? So, yeah, you could drive 11 hours within that 14-hour window. And to reset that 14-hour window, you have to take a 10-hour break. But and then there was something about you can only work 60 hours in seven days, I think it was. And if you wanted to reset any of that, then you could take 36 hours straight off. And then that would reset all your clocks.