 You know, he has autism and he has epilepsy. And, you know, I know certain things, you know, that he'll never be able to do during his life. And, of course, you know, we have to weed out what he can and can't do. But just seeing him up there with his wife and her having to guide him by the hand and lead him by the arm. I mean, it's just a form of abuse. It's sad. Thank you very much. I appreciate the call.