 Yeah, I love this fact too. I think it's so fun. So the Continental Congress actually voted for the Declaration of Independence on July 2nd, and it wasn't publicized until July 4th. And so he thought, okay, well, the day where they decided to actually do the thing would be the day that they would celebrate. And instead, it was the day that it became public. And that was actually a pretty quick transition. By the time Washington was in office, July 4th was the day that they were celebrating. But I