Oh, it is. Okay. Yeah. I'm trying to remember because I read all of those Colleen Hoover books which are so good if you haven't read them. But so this is 179 pages of essentially receipts of text messages, of statements, everything unedited. And that's one of his claims that everything that Blake Lively gave to the New York Times when really this all started was very cherry picked and taken out of context. Well, and speaking of, in the latest development, Justin Baldoni is dragging Taylor Swift into the equation because he says that Ryan and Blake brought in their buddy, Taylor, to sway him to side with Blake on all of the ideas that she generated for the script. and she's not named as an actual party in the lawsuit. Her name is mentioned a few times, but Baldoni claims that Taylor swooped in after Blake rewrote the film's opening rooftop scene where the characters, the main characters, meet for the first time. He said there was a meeting that was held at Blake and Ryan's New York City penthouse. Everybody was supposed to just be kind of hanging out and chatting about this. And now he claims it was very much a strategically orchestrated ambush where they brought in Taylor who said oh my gosh these rewrites are great you definitely have to use this and he realized in that moment he had to comply. Last night Blake firing back at this lawsuit writing in a statement this is an age-old story a woman speaks up with concrete evidence of sexual harassment and retaliation and the abuser attempts to turn the tables on the victim. This is what experts call DARVO. Deny. Attack.