Man, this is like over Christmas break. Really? Yeah, man. I was moving into my place, and I started to get settled. And I started to feel some discomfort in my chest. And it was this sharp pain that was there. And I haven't been to the doctor in, I would say, a year, maybe more than a year. I haven't had a physical in a while. The only time I really go to the doctor is if, like, something's wrong with my throat and I can't, like, do my job and I need, like, you know, something to make that go away. But as far as, like, checking my physical health, that's not really something that I've done. And I need to get better at that. So when this pain happened, it's not something that happens regular. So I paid attention to it. But I'm still like, oh, that's okay. It's just a little pain. Maybe it'll go away. Day two comes, it doesn't go away. Day three comes, it doesn't go away. But on day three, it starts not only become a pain, but it starts to happen every time that I breathe. So every time I take a deep breath, it's like I have to like kind of cut the breath short or else the pain will be there. And it's happening as I'm laying in the bed. It's happening as I'm walking. Like it is just happening throughout the day. It's not if I make some sort of movement or if I, you know, run up the stairs. It's just present. And I'm laying in the bed, and I'm thinking like, okay, this is cool because I don't feel it anymore. Roll over, and it's like a sharp pain. Like somebody just stabbed me. I'm like, okay, this is getting serious. Not only is the pain becoming more intense, but it's starting to spread. And it's no longer just in my chest. It's like under my ribcage at this point on my right side. I'm like, okay, tomorrow morning, I'm going to emergency. Wait, wait, tomorrow morning? I'm in the bed chilling at this point. I'm like, I don't think I'm about to die for real. You're such a guy. You are such a guy.