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Well, yeah, I can see that. It's just like The Stand. I read the first book many, many years ago, and then I first saw the movie, which was a three-parter, three- or four-parter. It was like two hours each. And the movie was really good. I thought it was decent. But then I got the extended version of The Stand, which is about another 500 pages. And I never went back to the movie again. I read the book about three or four times now. But I really like that book. I get what you're saying, but maybe I should rather get Jurassic Park, try that out. Of course, I would ask you if there's a big difference between the two, story-wise. But you should never saw the movie, right? No. The book's written by Michael Crichton. And I already know he's a good author, because he wrote another book called Congo that I really enjoyed. So I already kind of knew his books when I read Jurassic Park. And the first time I read it was before 2000. And then I read it again in the middle of the 2000s. And then I read it again a few years back. So yeah, it's about a guy named John Hammond who opens up a park. And so it's the craziest park ever. And then it goes through all the animals they have and the genetics that they have behind it. And then he dies by his own creation. At the end, he's killed by those copies, the dinosaurs that they made to clean up shit, right? Because they roam around the park, and they clean up all the messings and the droppings or whatever. Anyway, there's this last part where he's out there and he's a valid item.