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Yeah, that's a lot of running around. You know, what's going to happen to you someday once you start getting older, you're going to be like your dad. You know, there's a good chance if your father's that age, you're going to be that age too. So, you know, you might be spoiled and crabby. Everybody, it's good that he spoiled you. That's what families should do to everybody, spoil one another. The problem is once you get older, all that goes away. Don't think I don't worry about it. He's hard of hearing right now. I only have one ear. He can see and use his eyes. I have none and have to use most of my hearing all the time, every day. I never get a break. If I lose my hearing or I'm hard of hearing, honestly, I hope someone lends me a gun. I hope I have the wherewithal that just ended. Because, come on, I have a way more serious problem. He can read a screen still if he's up mine to. And I can't. So everything is on my hearing. So I don't know. If going deep is in the future in my cards, then hopefully a bullet is too. Right in the temple. Make sure to get the upper and lower one. I don't want to miss. Like I'm envisioning it right now where I'm holding a couple of tools. One pointed strategically on the bottom of my temple and the other on the top. That's your left and right. That's what it's called. Your bottom and your top. And then, boom. I'll be damned if I don't meet Ernest Hemingway. I'm saying if it comes to that, then that's what it's going to come to. Because, I mean, come on, I need my hearing to exist. He can at least sort of in some ways kind of do without it because he can see a screen. The main part of when he watches TV, he relies as much on the screen as the sound. I mean, God forbid he's got the sound louder than a concert hall. But I don't think that that's the highlight. I think it's looking at the screen for him. Well, I can't do that. I'm not looking at no screen. When's that happening? On what planet? Anyway, yeah.