Okay, so this wasn't, though, a gift, per se. I gave it to, okay, so Lucy has exited her Barbie phase, which makes me really sad. She's 10 and a half. She, you know, gave all of her Barbie stuff to my four year old niece, Stella, with the exception of a few things. Well, then those few things started collecting dust in her room. And one of them was a Barbie house. So at the end of the summer, I have a girl that I know whose daughter is like right in that sweet spot. And I had asked her, do you want Lucy's old Barbie house? I will just give it to you because I'm trying to get all of this crap out of the house. Right. Purge. And she was like, oh, my gosh. Yes. I don't see her daughter's name, but she's like she will absolutely love it. Well, fast forward to a couple of days ago, I'm on, you guys know I love not Facebook marketplace, but there are different Facebook groups that I belong to that are like closed groups, but they're for either my neighborhood or city or whatever that you can sell stuff. So I was on there posting some other stuff. And what do I see on there? Lucy's Barbie house that I gave to this girl, but she now has it listed for sale for $40. Trying to make money off of you. And I'm like, wait a second. I feel like that's kind of rude. Don't you think that's kind of rude? Yeah. And I don't know. I truly don't know her well enough to be like, hey, not cool. Would you be upset if she listed it like for free? Not at all. Right. Because I gave it to her for free.