 I was drafted to give the answer to that right there. You joined. He served. And he served because they made him serve. Well, I could tell you some stories about that would kind of shake you up. But, you know, my father, when Pearl Harbor was bombed, he wouldn't join the Marines. I grew up under that atmosphere my entire life. You know, we went to parades. We saluted the flag. We knew our Pledge of Allegiance. And I don't understand people would do otherwise. And so it's just kind of personal with me.