 knowing there's an opportunity maybe to catch a fish and being with my mom or my dad or my uncle or my brother, whoever it is. And, you know, to a child, a lake is a big black hole. I mean, the Loch Ness Monster might live in there. And, you know, when you get old, you realize, okay, it's a two-acre pond and there's probably nothing bigger than a one-pound bath in there. But, boy, when you're young, I mean, the sky's the limit in your mind. It just kind of gets those juices flowing about loving the outdoors and,