No hugging. I would way rather hug than handshake. Same. I hate handshakes. Same. I hate they're sweaty. I thought we were going to get rid of them three years ago, but apparently everybody wants to handshake again. And, you know, we're in a position we we touch 100 people a day, you know, like I was all over town yesterday doing all kinds of appointments and then meeting friends at the end of the night. And I probably shook 80 hands in the course of one day. I would much rather hug, although I hugged someone a couple of days ago who was a non hugger and it was really uncomfortable. Nicole and I, my daughter Nicole and I tried this new African restaurant downtown called Baobab Fair. It's amazing, by the way, if you get a chance to go. I've heard a lot about it. It was really good. So this listener was there when I walked in the door, and she was super fan. Like, she was so excited. She's like, oh, my God, I can't believe you're in my neighborhood. I can't believe you're here. And I talked to her for a second. And as we said goodbye, and I went to get a table, I went to give her a hug, and she kind of freaked out a little bit. She, like, tensed up, and she goes, oh, my God, oh, my God, no, thank you, no, thank you, no, thank you, and, like, squirmed. And I felt so bad. And she immediately said, I'm not a hugger And I apologize for invading her personal space Because I just naturally hug everybody She was like, no big deal But it was so awkward Because it was right at the entrance to the restaurant As I was walking in and she was walking out And it made a scene And it almost made her look like I was accosting this poor woman And I just felt horrible Because I hug everybody And I didn't think some people just don't want to be hugged