Well, and so I'm like, now I am panicked. Yeah, right. Because not only like, I've never seen this bill. I didn't know it existed. But now I think should I have known it existed? Should I have gone into my insurance company and seeing what claims are filed and seeing if there was any that had outstanding balances on them, that I should be looking for to contact them to see if I owe them fucking money? That's going to go into collections? How many other things could be in collections right now? Like, how much money do we owe? So now I'm in our insurance, looking at all the claims and having any more heart attack? Because sometimes it says We owe this much. But that's not really what we owe? No, because you can't, because yes, they're imaginary numbers. But like, I've never received a bill from any of these places, or these places, putting me into collections, what's going on with with this? And so I am freaking out. I am crying because of course, I know, I am bad at paying bills. And so my fault. Yeah, exactly. So even though this clearly. I mean, I say clearly and even then I'm like, No, it's probably your fault. But even though this is like clearly not my fault. Now, it's in collections. Now I have to deal with like calling collections. But now I can appeal to the insurance because it's in collections. And it's not coming from a medical bill. And now I don't know who I owe what to and if I'm in collections for other things and just don't know it, because they don't know how to find me. Etc, etc. So I'm spiraling. So I spent two hours on the phone, that the happy ending is, is that I found someone somewhere within all of this various system, who couldn't help me directly, but has worked in insurance Health insurance for so long, that she could tell me here are the things that you need to say. Right logic code, actually, yeah, exactly. The magic code. She's like, say these words because this is what they have to do. Say these words when this happens, because this is what oh, what it'll show rigor. So she's like, here are all the magic words. She's like, you know, should I explain where the situation goes? Yes, that's bullshit. Here's what you have to tell them. If this happens again, this is what you tell them. This is how you do it. So that's that's the happy ending of that. So I haven't done any of that yet. Because I told my husband, I'm like, Look, you're calling and you're doing that. Because like, I did the cry yesterday. That's right. I did the crying and the crying didn't do anything. Which, you know, and then I'm also crying on the phone to him, right? Like, I'm sorry, like, I can't believe. And he's like, No, this is bullshit. We're just not paying it. And I'm like, Oh, it's a collections. We can't do that. You know, on and on. Yeah. So but I mean, again, it's, it's that kind of, I don't know, like, there's, that's the part of my brain that doesn't work very well. And then if it's like, now I have to try and work at it. And I'm working at it, and it burns me out. Like I was just burnt. After those two hours. I was just like, even that lasted two hours, I thought was miraculous.