but yeah, because LB was going to try to get Xander a job being a host at the restaurant, but Xander leaves for, it has to go move into school on the 18th. Yeah. Oh my God. Okay. So I have a little, uh, I think this will be relatable to a lot of parents. Okay. So I get an email the other day from Chapman, um, basically, and I, I get a lot of emails from them. So I guess they emailed both of us about certain things. I get an email from them saying, Hey, so I wish I could remember exactly the email, but something to the effect of like tuitions due by July 20th. And I was like, wait, what? This is like a couple of days ago. So, you know, we're talking, it's like the 10th. I'm like what tuitions do in 10 days. Now in my, up until this point, all I've had to go on is the fact that Xander showed me a screenshot of his financial offer. Right. Which included, um, his, uh, like his scholarship for having good grades. Yeah. Right. Also we were, we got some like financial aid, like a, I don't know, a Cal grant. Right. And we got, and then, so the scholarship was really big. That's why I was like, oh, we can afford to go here. Plus the fact that we got the grant, the financial aid. And I think somebody, cause I talked about this before and somebody was like, be careful. Cause sometimes they suck you in by giving you that a good amount of money off for the first year, but then it doesn't. So I got all paranoid. I called them or I emailed them his, his person, his contact. And I was like, Hey, this is the offer he got, but is this good for all four years? And they were like, yes. Unless anything changes like with your FAFSA, you have to do a FAFSA every year. And I was like, okay, cool. So I'm basing, we're affording to go to this school. All the plans are made, but all of a sudden I'm like the tuitions do. I don't even know. Cause so there's the base of what he owes, but to make it for what I have to pay, they give you these options of loans. So it's like, let's say $9,000 in loans, which is what it was. Cause full disclosure, the school's like $89,000 a year, but out, we're supposed to pay 23,000 plus with loans, like it comes to like 32,000, let's just say. Okay. So pretty good. Yeah. Great. Yes. Perfect. Okay. So, but now I'm getting this thing saying that you have to pay the money and I'm like, well, I have no idea. I don't even know how to accept the loans. I'm also getting emails like every day from Sally May, like from these loan companies, this loan company. And I'm like,