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one of the Fire Department of New York firefighters who has terminal cancer from rescuing people during the 9-11 World Trade Center attack. And he survives the collapse of the building, but he is dying of terminal cancer. And been keeping him alive this long, but he's finally, you know, his transfusions, at least about every day, and they just go right through them. It's failing to keep him alive. So he's going into hospice care today, or he has already, but we're having what we're building as a living funeral. So we're having a funeral for him, you know, our service to celebrate his life and the memory of his life, although he's gonna be there. And does that make more sense? If you know someone is terminally ill and they're gonna die, why not?