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AJ5IRQ, this is Casey 2, PCA2, you know, they put up a really good plug there. I was a single parent for a while. My first wife died and I wanted to, I didn't think there was enough of me to watch my three sons all the time, especially if I was working. So it ended up I stopped working. But I got them phones. That was one of the first things I did. So my eight year old, my seven year old had a phone. So of course I got a next cell phone because that's what all my teams use and it's very efficient. It's pushed to talk and it worked. It worked when the swim towers fell down, all those next cells were still working. We could talk to all our teams even though the big cell towers were gone. So that's where I got them and I had some difficult conversations with the schools that they went to. They said, well, they can't bring that to school. And I said, well, they're bringing it. Maybe they don't turn it on, but they're definitely bringing it. But you're right, they grew up with that. And it was difficult to make some of them carry that phone wherever they went. But then phones got fancy and much more cool and then they didn't have a problem with it. Okay, so we move on to Daryl, D01 UKC. Daryl, did you ever get over not being the gen that you wanted to be? What can you tell me about gen Z? So what do you do? This is Casey 2 PKG. Over to you, V01 UKC.