That was another thing that triggered the internet.

That was another thing that triggered the internet. I kind of agreed with Kevin O'Leary when he said people are broke because they spent 28 hours going out to eat. Well, it's not that specifically only, but it's the death of a small, of a thousand cuts. And yes, just $28 three times a week becomes an actual halfway decent retirement fund if you put it in the S&P 500 for a few times a week. That does put off future goals that you have. And the internet went crazy against me. They hated me for suggesting that, that they shouldn't be able to. They're like, well, how do we eat? Groceries, meal prep, meal plan. This is what everyone's done since forever. We live in the best period ever for humans. Best period ever. Our jobs are better, everything's better. Even when you think of like buying the starter home in the 50s and whatever, you know, they were like the size of this room that we're in right now, mass produced. Okay, that's still a home that's great you could buy. But you were going to a job that you hated, that you're sweating, that had no AC, where you're working with your hands all day, and it was miserable. They didn't like the jobs. They liked that they had a good paying job. But now people go to the office and they think they're a victim for not being able to meal prep before going to the office, the AC office. Like, it's hard for me to sympathize with that, especially when I film three of them a week. All 100% real people, mostly Gen Z and Millennials, who are absolute victims in everything. They are victims in everything. They think they think if they don't get a 2027 brand new car instead of a 2025 car that they're going to die. That all of a sudden cars two years ago were the most dangerous things. They have to get a $70,000 car loan at a 20% interest rate or else their kids will die. You've actually had that conversation? Okay.