I don't know, I was talking about it earlier. This has been so, I don't know, like, you guys probably, at this point of the show, probably figured it out. Like, I'm not exactly, like, a smart dude. I'm not, like, it's fine. Like, I don't know what inflation is. I know nothing. I know, I know, I know I'm supposed to care. I'm supposed to, I have no idea what, it's at 9%. People are, dude, it's at 9% inflation. Can't afford eggs. And it's like, dude, I've been broke a long time. I'm like, I've never really been able to afford eggs, I don't know, like. I go to the supermarket every Sunday, I'm like, I'm gonna buy you one week, you'll say, I'm gonna buy you eggs. I don't know, like, I don't know anything. That's where I'm, that's where I'm at in life. This is where I'm at. I'm just, I'm very comfortable in my own poverty. You know what I mean? Like, I'm good, if nothing gets better, it's fine. Like, whatever, I'll live, it's cool. You know what I mean? My mother, on the other hand, not happy about my level of poverty. Because my mother's from that time where you could get like a house and have six kids and by, you know, by age 15 or whatever. It's like, I don't have that, like, my mother said to me, she's like, Bryan, when are you gonna get a house? When are you gonna get a house? I had to be honest, I was like, Mom, my iPhone is on an 18 month payment plan. I'm like, I guess when that's paid off, I can get that six bedroom colonial I've always wanted. This is what I do now, I don't know how other people do this. I don't know, I look up houses in other states, like, just so I can feel alive. You know what I mean? Like, oh my, that's what I've learned, man. I'm New York broke, but I'm a Wisconsin billionaire, bro. I'm crushing it in Wisconsin right now. I look at this one house in Wisconsin, it was five bedrooms, four bathrooms, it was $1 ,500 a month. I called the place up, I'm like, I'll take two."