But this was, like, a five-minute discussion yesterday. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. And finally, the Food and Drug Administration banned red dye number three in food and drinks nearly 35 years after it was banned from cosmetics because of potential cancer risks. Think about that for a second. The dye is found in like everything. I mean, candy, cereal. I told the kids yesterday, I was like, everything that you eat is about to change. It may also affect children's behavior, which is no secret. Red dye number three already banned in Australia, Japan, some European countries. So here's the deal with this. Food manufacturers have to update all of their products by January 2027 to comply.