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Yeah, like one, here's a good example. If you go to a store and they want to sell you something, or you're going to go to an auto dealership, or you know, something like that where they want an email to send you stuff, get you them coupons, get you them deals. And it's a one-time thing, you know. And then all of a sudden they keep sending you emails forever, constantly trying to get you to do something, right? Well, I just change it up once in a while. The last one I had was junk at missourihillbilly.com. And I remember going to a store, a bed store, and they said, well, we can send you prices and blah, blah, blah. We got to have the email to do that. And I gave them that junk at missourihillbilly.com, right? First he looked at me like, all right, you're screwing with me. There's no such email address like that. I don't know, that's an actual email address. He sent me a thing and I replied back thanking him. And then all of a sudden they started sending me stuff all the time. So I just deleted the email address and started a new one. Took me two seconds. Yeah. But then again, if you want to keep your email address, I take the time, people like that, I take the time to ask them once to take me off their little mailing list. The second time they get reported for spam. And the third time they get put into a program that loops sending them email. So they get about a thousand, 2,000 email from me a day.