 I think your mind is working like mine is right now, Scott. Growing up in the Midwest, when you started bailing hay when you were a kid, like middle school, sometimes before, I remember Gramps saying, all right, Jamer, one hour today, and then we're going to work you out. By the end of the week, get two hours. No, you go out there and work. That's it. Yeah. And then you'll take a break and you get in the shade. You stop and take a break. Well, you probably won't be asked back the next day. That's it. You're done.