Yeah, yah, yah, yah, I have a friend who, who I've known since Ryerson, which was, as I like to say, 1000 years ago, who at one point said to me, but I'm busy, I have a job. I got kids, and I've got a lot of friends and I love you and everything. But once or twice a year that that's all we can manage. But now, I don't know, I guess. Like, I know that Maureen finds it a little bit creepy to say, hey, let's have lunch or dinner to somebody that you don't know that, well. I'm just like, Hey, you want to have lunch? Dinner? To somebody that I love. And if they say no, that's, you know, then that'll break my heart and I'll move on to the next person. But I've sort of been inviting myself lately. So it's, it is about that getting older thing like life is short. Time is short. And so yeah, so the the stuff that doesn't mean as much to me, I don't make much of an effort. But if it does, then I book because I find that people now that they're getting older and you're not retired, you're doing a morning show every friggin morning I'm semi retired except for the podcast we're starting and the podcast I do with Maureen.