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Oh, I was just going to address Gray's question about National Guard and Coast Guard. Yes, they are all veterans. Anybody who has written a blank check that could cost them their life for defending this country by serving in one of the five military branches, five, five, five, I'm not sure that's right, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force, six, I'm sorry, six. That includes National Guards, Reserves, Units, anything along those lines. For an example, Master of Law, God rest her soul, she joined the Army, she went to boot camp, she made it to, I think, her training area, and then she got mad, exiled because of her hip. I considered her a veteran. She went through the training, willing to do the job. It was not her fault that she couldn't continue the full term, but she's a veteran. So I leave a pretty liberal word, veteran, as long as they served in one of the six military units, they did their job. They're veterans. So I hope that helps. KJ5ILQ.