 And that's just what was gonna be my life, an illiterate child, just like my dad, who still can't read to this day at 83. And I'm in the class, me, Melvin, and Thaddeus, and life is good, but it's plain, because nobody tells us any different. And eventually a teacher, Ms. Oliver, saw me, and she took me out of the dummy class. She said, you're not a dummy, you just learn differently. And she took the time to teach me my learning style. And by the end of the third grade, I could read, I could write. I just wasn't like the other kids as far as how I received information.