 Well, generally, you would press it in with the palm of your hand, and then you'll just step on it to get it all the way in. In extreme cases, you may need to use a rubber mallet, but that's pretty rare. Yeah. And then, obviously, to remove the old expansion joint, which is probably going to be out of wood, you have that digging tool that I saw that you can actually use to kind of scrape it out of there, right? Yes. It made it pretty easy. Just don't hit yourself in the mouth like you did. You know what I mean? Yeah.