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Yeah, KB0MAI. Thanks, Gray. No, I don't want to go over that again. I don't know where it left off at. I got carried away and I don't understand sometimes that there's only three minutes. Oh, I don't. It's not that I don't understand as I lose track of time. And when I'm at the house, and I'm relaxed, and I'm not driving, I come up with longer lengthier questions. So my apologies, because you just kind of stated it was kind of lengthy. And I'm not going to consider that a criticism, but some advice. But I got my other program up now. And so it has the timer on it. So I won't make that mistake again during your next. As to your question, who the hell knows? I mean, it could end tomorrow. And everybody could come up with some cooperation between the Democrats and the Republicans and the President. And there could be concessions and boom, we're done. But I don't think that's going to happen. I think it'd be more of a prolonged shutdown. I don't think we're done with this yet. He could go out in those up to six or eight weeks altogether. It's already done, I think with the longest one we've ever had. And as he keeps going on, there's gonna be more significant disruption for sure for federal workers and the economy and us individually, depending on what class we're in. Get it? I incorporated that in. Or worst case scenario is it could be a very long shutdown, maybe even two months or more. And that could be major layoffs or a lot of public trusts erodes and federal workers don't want to get paid and they just walk off the job altogether. Who knows, maybe in the military who maybe even I should never know. It's gonna really affect this. And I think the economy is going to go right down the toilet if it stays that long, you know, over two months more. But I really don't know. I have not a clue what's gonna happen. It really is a cluster, you know what. Back to you. I kept it short this time. See, I'm a good boy.