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Yeah, yeah, he's a showman. You know, a vaudevillian in his own right. But, um, yeah, he said he had, like, long talks when his mother was alive. They had little discussions where they try to send a signal to him in some way if he passed. As far as I know, that never worked out. So, I think that got him more and more into thinking, you know, about how those people he knows, their fraudsters and charlatans. And, um, uh, it sent him on that path. I never said anything like that to any of my relatives. It would have been interesting, like saying, hey, well, send me a sign from beyond. So, I'd have to assume, I don't think they can. Not unless if you read The White Indian. The White Indian, in that series, and it's a, it's historical fiction. It's a series by Donald Clayton Porter. And the people in it oftentimes have, uh, their dead relatives visit them in dreams all the time. So, now that happens a lot in those stories. You gotta read, you gotta read those books. There's like a billion of them. And the guy just kept writing them and writing them.