I will say this, that I find the iHeartRadio app to be the best as far as, and I'm not saying this just because it's us, but it's the quickest to upload. And so that's great. So whatever you listen on, we're fine with that. But hopefully iHeartRadio. So listen to the show as the show goes on. And then this is another thing. Like, I know you, you know, you love us because, you know, why wouldn't you? Over the weekend, when you're bored and there's no football on this weekend, except for two-hand touch football or flag football in the AFC and NFC Pro Bowl, the dumbest thing ever, catch up on the show and the stuff that you missed through the week. So actually do binge Mojo in the morning listening and check out what we got going on. So download the podcast and do all that stuff. Somebody said something to me. They're like, man, I just, you know, I got to listen to that War of the Roses again, or I got to hear this scam again, or I want to play it for friends. And they said, but then there are some times where I just go, yeah, you know, I'm going to listen to you guys later. And then I get stacked up and stuff like that with, you know, your podcast, and I don't get a chance to listen to them. And I said, that's the beauty of the podcast is that you can listen to it when you want to. But our boss, Tony, brought this up to us. He's a freaking genius. That guy is a GD genius. He said, the majority of the people that want to listen to your show typically are morning and midday, you know, right when the show is going on. Why are we waiting to podcast until, you know, that afternoon or evening thinking that it's going to take away from their listenership?