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the only technology that's still around well yeah because I remembered in kilo kilo 7 in the teen years hearing like an old Jack Benny show on a comedy station right at that time I was in California so it was K and X in LA and the thing that that I fell for was on the show they'd say tune in next week and we'll be back and they weren't back next week I was like what the hell you said you would. Oh, oh that's old stuff. See I fell for it because they had like almost reasonably modern characters, right? Like a lot of the male blank voices, a lot of other different voices. They had familiar characters that are kind of all over the place, right? Because Jack just had everybody on. So I fell for that, right? I was like wait, you mean that's not a show that's on now? Oh, it's an old ass show? Oh man. So yeah, I remember kind of falling for that and being a little disappointed. Oh man, Jack and the gang aren't going to be back. But they said they were. Oh, that's a recording? Oh snap. So yeah, that was kind of one way I was kind of exposed to it. Another way was like later on when I would listen to the same station and they would play stories and dramas, right? Because there's a lot of categories to that kind of radio, right? Supposedly something for everybody. Some levity for the ones that like to joke and then maybe some suspense theater or something for the more serious. So I got exposed to that, right? And then I would hear like X minus 1 and they're talking about like 1985 when it's still like 1940 something. So I got introduced to sci-fi or at least an early radio manifestation of sci-fi like how now right people but you got Trekkies you got Star Wars things like that