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Okay, I can hear I go to there, and there's my brother, and he took a dick, and he gave it over to me. Big ol' Dwayne the Train. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November, Quebec, November. No, we're not stepping on this. This is KV4 on the island. On Shelton, Washington. So I was just using the bathroom, and these cats, at least one of them has to be in the bathroom. The whole time they're using the bathroom, sitting on the toilet, there's a cat sat right on the cabinet next to me. And I think they do it for protection. That's what I've been able to figure out. Cats are vulnerable when they're using the litter or they're crapping outside or something like that. So anytime they do it, they feel vulnerable and unsafe. unsafe so apparently they join you in the bathroom as a mechanism to keep you safe while you are at your most vulnerable state. They do a good job, I haven't been eaten or attacked from behind or any of that stuff there since I went to the bathroom so they are doing a really good job. I tell you they are worth the cost of cat food and litter just for keeping you safe in the bathroom. I mean, that's just something you absolutely need. I mean, you never know when an attacker could come from any direction or while you're trapped in there. So go down to the cats, man. So-so likes to do it, to be the protector. But she won't stay if another cat comes in the bathroom. She'll hiss and growl and make her escape. Dewey is usually the one who sticks around the most, because he's the most aggressive. He'll draw the other cats off. There's a cat fight going on in the background right now. Speaking of which, so is aggressively growling at Dewey, who just chased her across the living room. So, let me reset.