Okay, so let's start with the reasonable right? Because most of the reasonable requests are those things that you gave us email templates for people are asking for, how do I log in to get my purchase? How do I become a speaker? How do I find the video for today? I didn't get the email like, very reasonable, like perfunctory, logistical things, right? You covered a lot of that, right? And so all you need to do is, you know, get Summit in a Box. I highly recommend it. Take those plug in your you know, your details. I have to update them for every summit, because I'm like, Hey, find this here and find this here. But it takes a lot less time than if you were to write them all together. But then there are what I call the extra special emails. And these are the ones that summit hosts know will make you rethink all your life choices, because they're the ones where you just sit and look at them like, Oh my What? What like do you do a double take? And those are usually the ones where people are sending you emails out of frustration. And so that's kind of like the first thing that I want to talk about is if you get an email, like, I got an email once that was literally just all caps. Love those all caps email, right? All caps. Stop sending me emails. I don't want your emails just all caps, right? And I'm like, All right, but those emails that we get, they come from a frustration from what I said before, which is that the average person is not super savvy with online business, right? The average person signs up for emails from Kohl's, from a beauty supplier that they like, from something they bought, right? And then they get into this world where they're like, Oh, I'm gonna look for some education. They sign up for our emails, and our emails are not sales emails, right? Like you get an email from a brand and you're like, oh, a sale, not interested. You just delete it, right? You don't really think a lot about it. But for some reason, when people get emails from summit hosts, online providers, coaches, whatever, they have a tendency be a little bit more intimate. That's by design. We're speaking directly to them. We have a tendency to use those settings in our, ESP, our email service providers that are like, Hi Krista, you know, that will input your name so it feels a little bit more intimate. So they feel like you're talking to them, right? Because they're just not used to, you know, getting so many service emails and so to them, it's a little bit more personal, but they sometimes don't know the mechanics of, like, opting out and unsubscribing and clicking buttons and doing whatever, even though, in your email you may tell them, right? Like, I tell people, like, if you're not interested in hearing about our Black Friday Sales, click this. Button and opt out. I don't know what that means, right? So it's a little bit of training, but also it's a little bit knowing as an online business owner that that frustration is not necessarily directed at you personally, and it's not something that you can take personally. So when I get those all caps emails, I'm like, Okay, well, that's coming from a point of frustration, right? So I just have a, I have a little like, you know, there's not, like, a lot I can do, and I just delete them on the back end, but then also as a little service, right? And as also, like, a little way to make myself feel better. I send them an email where I say, I reply and I say, hey, you've been removed from our emails. This is the last one you will receive. Just so you know, all emails have an unsubscribe button at the bottom, including ours, so you can opt out of emails whenever you want. Because I'm coming at it from a place of like, they just don't know that that's what they should do. Because if she knew it was so easy to unsubscribe, she would not have sent me an email that was all caps asking me to not send her any more emails, right? So it's so funny that we like take that personally, to to our core, like this. This is about me. That's something that I did, and I've started to look at it as just what it is, which is that most people just aren't that savvy. So, yeah.