And I love the show really do. I actually got to sit in for you guys before all the co stuff, um, Because it is, you've done it stuff and really enjoyed it. Have had a great years and years were listening to you, guys. But today, I'm actually kind of disappointed in you when you made the comment that that guy can't be 100% disabled because you can't see a physical defect or injury or whatever you want to call it. You mentioned, he has a TBI traumatic brain injury. My son-in-law also has a TBI. He's a little been blown up by his own, guys. Sadly shot in the head and yes, by his own guys, during training and exercises. Unfortunately, and he has a TBI, which has affected him in a serious way. He used to be 1 of those badasses that you would think of when you think in a military army guys. And Going, you know, going to do what you got to do, but his has affected them in a complete opposite way, where the guy you were talking about, seems to have gone direction of Rage. Where my son-in-law has gone and turned into a little freaking kidding. Has a zero motivation, has zero, whatever. So tbi's are a disability and they affect you in many different ways. If you ask my son a question, just general, how you doing? He's great. He can answer that pretty damn quick, but if you actually has to put some thought into it, buying something looking at something, you know, something that you need to make a serious decision about, he actually has to think about it for a little bit. So Sean, you gotta pack off on that 1, you are definitely wrong. All, you know, disabilities are not physical, especially when it comes to the military.
