Yeah.

That's a, that's a problem.

That's a way to work yourself out of a job tech- you know, potentially, and that's what a lot of these things are.

Yeah, I had a, I'm sorry.

I had a conversation with a guy, had lunch with him a few days ago, former director of aviation for a big company.

Uh, their company bought another company, and they absorbed the flight department.

And to your point, Max, they were s- saying like, "Well," and they're looking at their records, "Well, you, you didn't do imputed income or SIFL for these people." "Yeah, we don't really do that." I'm like, "What?" [laughs]

S- it's one of those things-

[laughs] I'm gonna say I think you're gonna wanna walk over to the new record store.

Yeah, there's a new record shop that just opened.

There's actually two over here now, which is so cool, because when we moved over here, there was none, and I'm kind of a collector.

So there's a spot right next to Jack's, like in that same area, called Swaggy Records that just opened that's pretty cool, and then down on Lebanon Pike, there's another one called Analog Your Life.

Both are small, little, just like couple people working there.

They all just have these, like, very random rare pressings of something that you never expected to find, and it's, it's always cool to go to a place like that and find something really-

[laughs]

So it's like it's how it is.