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In a way, I think triage is the way to go, right? You know, you assess people and they get seen based on the severity of their injuries, okay? But if I'm there and when I come in, there's 10 people ahead of me and then two hours later, there's 20 people ahead of me, that's a load of BS. And that just infuriated me. And by the time I got out of there last night, I wasn't the friendliest customer, let me tell you. I really wasn't the friendliest customer. So when I go to the pharmacy this morning, I'm going to fill a prescription for Toradol and hopefully that's going to take care of the issue because I already feel like 90% better than I did yesterday. And the Toradol, I mean, my regular call-in doctor could have prescribed that. I didn't have to go to the hospital for over eight hours or eight hours a bit just to get Toradol. Pain in the ass. Was not impressed. Anyway, enough complaining for this morning, but you guys know how I feel about the hospital. So if I went, it was something bloody serious, so I felt it was serious. You know, you guys remember when I crashed the bike and my knee was like four times its regular size in months. I didn't go to the hospital. And, you know, other things that I've had wrong with me over the years, I just don't go to the hospital. I let it work itself out. And this probably would have eventually worked itself out as well, but the pain was just, it was too much. I couldn't, could not take it. So I had to. Anyhow, I'll pass the mic back to you, Gray, and I'll be here, man. Well, I got to go in. I think I have 15 minutes here, but yeah, other than that, I'll be back. V01 UKZ.