It was, it was, that was kind of interesting. It was actually, it was, it was good food, but it was also, you know, I, can I tell you something about what I hate about Detroit? This is going to be my thing about, you know, I, we're now in the city of Detroit before we used to broadcast our show in the suburbs. We were in Farmington Hills. Now we're literally in the city. So we have to pick a restaurant to go to, unless it's one of the restaurants we can walk to from the radio studios here, which were in Eastern market, you know, not that far from like Ford Field and stuff. you have to get in your car and you have to drive to it and then it costs you money because you got to park and you the city of detroit has no street parking and any street parking it does have it says it's you know 10 minute limit or it says for cabbies or which by the way when's the last time you saw a freaking cab yeah and um and then you pull up into the parking lots of any of these places and you pull up in the parking lot and it's some dude that's in there and he goes uh he goes $20. And I go, what? And he said, the sign says $10. He goes, no, $20. Special's date today. You know what I mean? It's like, oh, good. I came on a date that's special. And then he'll say, where are you going? And I tell him where I'm going. He goes, okay, $10. It's like a barter system or something. I don't trust any of these guys that don't have