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I was thinking about that, I was gonna make my brownies and stuff as I get older. You know, the way I want to go, I don't want to go into a nursing home, I'd rather go right into a hospice. And leave the world, you know. Because that's, you know, getting into a nursing home, that's the, you know, I drive my bicycle past the nursing home every day, and that's all life. I see the same people just staring there like, you know, in a daze, you know, I don't want to be like that. Yeah, but that's what you gotta look at, and that's another thing, with all these old people coming, I don't even think we'll have to get into a list or something, a big long list before we die to get into a rest home. Because everybody's a big burden to grandparents, and that's gonna really put a heavy burden on their medical system. Like I actually now know, like fully know what for better or for worse that clause means. They put it in there because it's things like that. People will promise and do anything for you. But how long would I get away with it, because I see now deteriorating couples do. So if I had to, like all of a sudden, if I had to have somebody bring me something from upstairs, change my drawers, go get me a cup, go get me some water, how long do you think that's gonna last before they say I'm gonna have to send you away, right? Because you kind of resent that when you're like, oh I gotta play head and foot for you, I'm not just gonna play nigger for you. And you hear that, right? That's the for better or for worse part. Otherwise the rest of it, everybody promises you anything they can promise. Just I'm not taking care of you. But I'll buy you a ball field. Wow.