All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. I've got my world tour of grad parties starting this weekend. I got a grad party for Nick, our boss's son, Tony Travato's son, Nick. Happy graduation to Nick and, of course, Mom, Brooke, and Tony, Anthony. and so that's going to be cool and then I have another grad party and I don't want to say the names but it's actually two people so question for you and this is a give me a little piece of advice the other grad party that I got to go to is and this is a common thing I'm starting to see it's a dual grad party where two people are throwing the party at the same place but the two people that are throwing the party aren't necessarily the ones that invited me only one of the people invited me and i want to know what is the etiquette to buying a gift because usually i go to a grad party and if i go to a grad party i bring a card with cash in there so because high school grads want money right they need their freshman you know money for uh going to the bars wherever they're going to college or whatever they're doing um and i don't know the other kid that the grad party is with So it's two kids. There's two of them. One is a friend of ours, our family. The other one is some other kid. And I guess that this is now happening where families will combine grad parties together so that they can make it one big, huge grad party. And then I feel weird because I feel like you have to bring something for the other person, but I don't know the other person.