Well, yeah, because I saw jaws when I was seven. And I'm totally scarred for life. Anyway, it was a pretty funny, it was a pretty funny check in, you know, from her job, getting the military. And I'll just say his experience, you know, although, you know, you could say, oh, Coast Guard, whatever, it's, you know, maybe it's not the Marines. But his experience there what it did for him as a young man, the opportunities, it's already provided him in terms of his education and, and the experiences having a float, seem to be pretty amazing. So as a parent, moral days of the day, when you really think about this, but, you know, my experience has been, you know, one of just immense gratitude for the opportunities that he's had, for what it's taught him how it shaped him as a person, and where he is right now, in terms of just doing the thing that he loves, you know, it's kind of what you really, as a dad kind of hope for. So, you know, it's, it's pretty cool to see. It's, it's fun to hear his pride when he takes you aboard. It's also weird, because their world is something that I don't know, at all. He can try. And I can be a fanboy and like learn, but unless you're in it on your way, in a crew in the military. You just don't, you can't really get it. You can't i can't get it. And so you can try to explain it to me, but I can't get it. And there's something about that. That's both amazing and also frustrating like I can I will ever fully understand his experience in that world. Yeah.