what I do is and knowing that I am going to do this once a year or think ahead is, and also because I'm a writer, I'm constantly taking notes, you have observations, you see things and that you can build stories. And you you can build jokes around my, you know, and build around things that you actually experienced my grandson one day, he took a look at me and he said, I told him, he had to do something. And he said, Well, how long do I have to listen to you? And I said, Well, you have to listen to me for the rest of your life. And he said, No, I have to listen to you for the rest of your life. Andrew, and just, it's just writing, it's writing those things down. And it is it is a practice, I have been known at times to in conversations pepper it with a story that I'm thinking of using at the fundraiser. And I have done other non for profit emceeing type things where I've told some jokes, and I will test it, oh, do a joke and put it out. Now the one I just did with you was not a test. I've done that one before. So I kind of I kind of knew that it might work. But I've, I've thrown those out. But it is taking the notes, putting it together and working it through in your mind, the one thing that the comedians are kind of shocked by here is there is a time limit. And they're told there's a time limit. It's, you know, anywhere from five to five to seven minutes. And they'll always say, Well, you know, I didn't time at my material, you know, they'll say, Well, I, I'm at 10 minutes, and I'm like, Well, you know, when you practice, you do something like this, and you're not on the stage, one thing that people don't allow for is, is laughter. And if I sit and read something, it may be four minutes long, but if it's good material and laughter, that could go to eight minutes. So it's putting your material together, tighten it up, allowing for laughter, and repetition. The comedians that have been successful, I can see have, they may not have clubbed this out, so to speak, and gone to a club somewhere. But what they have done is they've practiced, they've done it in front of somebody, and they have they have a cadence to it,