Alright, sounds good. I'm doing well, doing well. Really excited to be doing Retreiving the Social Sciences today. And I really want to start out this discussion by talking about water. Right? What a fantastic topic to study as a social scientist. You know, I mean, I think about water is something that it's everywhere. I mean, it that's kind of definitional, right? In our daily lives, we're drinking it, we're bathing in it, you know, we're using it for a million different purposes every day, but we're not always thinking about it. Unless we're, you know, maybe like a chemist, or we work at the water treatment plant or something, right? Or, like, if our water shuts off, then we're very aware of it. But as social scientists, you know, we're not always thinking about water. Or at least maybe I'm not. So I kind of wonder, I want to ask you What first got you interested in this topic? Why are you interested in water as a phenomenon with the social scientific side to it?