 Like I knew what I was doing, but, you know, that was what we were taught, that you're there for your neighbor. You're there for each other. You're in community. I mean, my grandmother died, I remember, and my parents jumped in the car and took off and dropped us on the front porch of one of the neighbor's houses and took off, you know, to go eight hours away and so on. And so, you know, that's the kind of – you've got to have –