Yeah, I'm calling in reference to the lady with the 5-year-old. I was a latchkey kid. I was born in 1972 in New York, New Jersey. And by the time I was in the first grade like about 6 years old, I was already catching city buses in school. I was already walking mad blocks to get back and forth to school. It was it was like nothing. It was like, it was a norm. I was coming home by myself. My mom, she was a nurse. She worked from 7:00 to 7:00. So I had to do everything. I came home, I took care of the house, I made myself something to eat. Did my homework went outside, played did everything. It was it was that was just regular life and to hear people tripping over a kid going to the pond. Just baffles me makes no sense to me but This is a different generation, everybody in this race and kind of soft actually, but um, that's just my opinion. Later.