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Well, I buy this real expensive crap. It's like a hundred bucks for four treatments, 110 bucks for four treatments of fleas, flea medications. These little bottles and you squirt the stuff in their fur, like deep in their fur behind their neck so they can't get at it and make it and stuff. And that keeps the fleas away. Because I let my cats out and they run wherever the hell they want to run. I'm assuming just down around the backyard and the backyard behind mine, you know, getting birds and mice and rats and all that kind of stuff, man. Their brutal shadows brought everything home from a squirrel to birds, umpteen birds, mice galore, several rats. And that's just this year. I mean, every single summer, Shadow brings back so many dead animals. It's not funny. I mean, he is a hunter at its finest. But when he's in the house, he's friendly and he's purring, he's a nice cat. He doesn't hiss at people. He's very social. And Dewey is the same way. He's incredibly social. He's a killer. But he's incredibly social when he's in the house. He likes people when anyone comes by. You know, they're petting him, he's purring. So-so, she's savage. She does not want to be touched or approached by anyone. I don't think she goes hunting because she just stays by my door or in my driveway when I let her out. Like, anytime I go wondering where she's to, just go out, look around the corner, she's there. I mean, I can see her. But Shadow and Dewey, I don't know where the hell they go. Shadow goes for hours and hours at a time. Dewey usually goes for an hour or two lately. But for Dewey's hour or two, Shadow could be gone five or six hours. And they always come back and they're spayed and neutered, all of them. Two of the boys are neutered, So-So's spayed. So, no kittens. The boys are not out on a hunt for their prune or anything because they're fixed too. And Shadow and So-So both have microchips. Dewey does not