All right. Ah, I guess well, I'm going to do the kind of a sharing but it's I had been working in the last year on a documentary in which I'm taking events that I see I live in downtown San Francisco and there are a lot of homeless around me. And not a super lot like you see a newspaper but enough and so what I got into before the pandemic was looking at the security camera when I heard things like, Oh, what's that sound outside? You know, and of course, when I was hearing things, a lot of it was my projections. Oh, what is this? Yeah. So it's and now I'm actually really working on this documentary, which is taking the events that have cropped up and pulling them apart and writing them, which is actually a really interesting form of Dreamworks during the day. That isn't it, and I'm working on the one that is most serious where a fellow comes up and bashes in now this is in reality, Nash's in my window into my space. It's at five o'clock in the morning. If I'm woken up, and I yell down to him, I'm asleep, like, get out. And he he says, so what is it to you found someone in my simulation? Right so So then from that event, which obviously was very shocking, which associated with him taking a concrete block and making all these fools in the glass lobby door down the street, there's about 40 condominiums in this building. So yesterday night, or the last couple of days, I've been working on this stuff, and this is highly emotionally. You know, this was, this is like my biggest fear. I'm asleep. I've got a big glass wall in the street. Someone breaks in and they want to do something, rob my stuff or whatever. And and actually, at one point, he throws the suit cannon which gets all over my drawings. Um, so last night, I'm working on this and I realized, because I have the video which has a timestamp on it, and it turns out because of the app on my smartphone that I use, so that I can record my dreams when I want to. I actually, I found out six months ago actually had a recording of my encounter with him. Oh, I think so. I started running through the thing and I realized I had the entire whole set of events wrong in terms of time, and I had created this whole thing and was shot and I'd given a police report based on this time today, you know, and I Oh, my God, I I got it all mixed up. Well, the bottom line is that in terms of my own personal sense of oh my god, he's here to attack me or steal something. It had nothing to do with me. The guy was totally stoned on meth. And a young white guy and he was probably trying to get into friends upstairs and party and they weren't letting him into just off broke tried to break the door, but he didn't break it in a way to get in. Then he was pissed off. This is the thing I didn't realize that he hid my window after he broke the door. But then with the timestamps, I said, Oh my God, He broke my window because it was something that he can do in addition to expressing his anger and then that explains these encounters that I have for about 30 seconds, which are just out of this world. I mean, yeah, I didn't even remember the conversation. And then all of a sudden, two days later, I realized it was on my phone. And then I listened to it and I said, Oh my God, that's what actually went on that you remembered. It. Anyways, that's,