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N50 back to you. By the way, Graham, you might make a note now. I normally go by Bill, but I don't come in there often enough for you to remember. You might make a note there. Williams time. The, uh, and uh, yeah, I just uh, I think one of the other things that was strange about Daisy, the first one we had, that we were, that stayed with us. I say, we only had to show her something once, tell her once. We very early taught her to, if it was on her table, leave it alone. One time some folks, uh, I mean that meant if a kid wanted to sit on the floor and eat and watch TV, as long as they put that plate on a pillow or anything off the floor, Daisy wouldn't think about touching it. Uh, one day the kids were having a picnic inside and my wife lays a, it was supposed to be a picnic outside that was raining, so she laid the blanket on the floor to start it for the picnic. And Daisy bear walks over to get on the blanket and Laura, my wife looks at her and says, table Daisy, table. She looked at my wife and looked at that blanket and she backed off and watched and she saw my wife put the plates and stuff out on there. She said, okay, they're using this thing for a table right now, so I'll stay off of it. And she did. So, uh, I think sometimes they're smarter than us. N5G yellow, back at you. You have a good one, Graham.