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You just threatened me with a negative review if I don't give you the $500. And I honestly I'm I'm not gonna I'm gonna stand firm. Glasses off cause me. Me with a lawyer. I have to keep. You're threatened. We were we were in bright daylight. He bought the vehicle. I didn't stop at it. Now he drive. He drove back real. He didn't like the tires. I sent him money for tires. That's a mechanical issue. I stand behind my product. Then he calls me the next day says something's not right with the car. The bumper is misaligned. The fender liner is missing. A bunch of cosmetic issues. But that has nothing to do with a warrantable item. So I said, this is where we left off. There's nothing wrong with the vehicle besides cosmetically. Could all have, you know, he came it with his own two eyes. I hit anything. So I'm taking back the car. I'm gonna unwind. I'm gonna call the deals by the way, already funded. I was two seconds away from paying off his car with negative equity. So it's not the easiest deal to unwind, but I'm still doing it. And all I'm doing is charging him $1,000 in the process. And I'm not even making money on this. This is just what me recoups this for a decision he made and he's not happy with it. I understand. We're old gentlemen, hundred. And I wanna leave. I wanna leave on good terms. And that's why I'm even doing this. That way, but the gentleman thing to do is, you know, you're not happy with the car. I'm gonna take the car back. You're gonna get cost me plus my time and re-advertising it in the detail. And we leave off, you know what I mean? Mutual respect. Do you think I'm being reasonable here? And like I said, that I I just wanna make sure what let's try to just do it the I understand both sides. I think this is the most gentleman, gentleman way. The only other way told him to kick rocks, you sign papers, the car is yours. I have all the paperwork printed up. What's gonna happen is he put $6,000 down. I'm gonna give him a check for $5,000 and I'm giving his car back and I'm taking my car back. And everyone walks away not happy, but okay. But this is the only deal I got. Regardless, I think it's gonna cost them less than $1,000 to fix the misaligned bumper. But I don't even wanna get into that because we're way past that. We're about we're here. The check is already written. But I think I'm being very, very reasonable. I'm gonna take you. Because nothing's mechanically and there's documents of that. It cosmetically and that's could have seen. I'll hit you back. Like my time is worth a little bit here to redetail it, repicture it, readvertise it. Now I've got to resell it. A car that's already been marked sold. Okay. Learn from your experiences and you know where you stand. So perfect. And then here's gonna give you. Take a. Well, I'm gonna take a copy of that as well.