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No questions of the day. Not yet, anyway. If we can think of something on the next go around, I'll think of it. I usually don't come up with questions. I usually just, uh, whatever happens to get talked about, gets talked about. And it usually leads to a conversation to keep the net going till the end, so it usually works out, man. Yeah, Chihuahua. Uh, my sister has one. She has one of these little long-haired head chihuahuas. You know, it's tiny. You can fit it in two of your hands side-by-side, and it's full-grown. It's literally the smallest creature that I've ever held physically Chihuahuas the brown colored ones, you know the Yukiro Taco Bell. Chihuahua, you know when you think of a chihuahua, that's what you see But the one my sister has doesn't look anything like that. It's still got those round poppy eyes But it's got a cute little furry face on it and it's got long black and white fur That goes like to its paws. It looks like a little like a little black and white mop, too I gotta say, I mean, it loves me, it loves everyone that it sees, well, it loves everyone that it knows. When it meets new people, it's very cautious, barky, and growly. You probably don't want to touch it if it doesn't know you. But, granted, its teeth are not strong enough to do any damage, even if it does bite you, because I've been at it now for three years, I suppose, and I've always played with this dog the same way. Like, I'll come really close and make little growly noises, you know, and just play with it. But the other day, or last week when I did that, she tried to bite my face. And apparently that's very normal. She eats all the time. She's done it to my brother-in-law at least a dozen times, like make a little snap at your face if you're too close. But she got me on the cheek, and it didn't feel like anything. It literally didn't, this thing. I don't know what their teeth are made of, but it's not like the bone calcium that human teeth or big dog teeth are made of, that's for sure. Do you have one of these little things, Doug?