No. It took her eight hours. It took her eight hours to put her suitcase stuff away. She's one of those people that, unlike you, Megan, she puts all— she, like, empties her suitcase out and puts stuff in the dirty clothes, and she does all that. You know what's nice about never unpacking now is every time I need to pack again, it's halfway done. Really? Yeah. All right. Well, listen, I'm going to say this, that I wish I was married to Megan, Chelsea, so that I, because I know I, Megan came home. That's Chris Webber. Is that Chris Webber? C-Web. C-Web. Come on. Get him. Come on. Tell him, come on. Do you think. Come on out. C-Web. Is he coming? Come on. Pull up on me. Come on. He's waving. Come on. Say hi to us. Say hey to us. He's coming over. He's coming over. Is he? No, he's not. No, no, he's not. See where? Oh, he's signing autographs for all the little kids. Here, go grab him. Hit the alternate route. Go grab him. All right, so let me tell you this. So I want to hear the craziest. On our podcast yesterday, on our podcast, yeah, KP, go down there and grab him. He'll come up for you. See where? So here's the story. Pickleball yesterday. We were talking on the podcast about pickleball. Yeah. I go to the store yesterday, and I end up bumping into a guy who is the president of the National Pickleball Association, which is the professional league that these guys do, their pickleball. And he's going to do something. Ladies and gentlemen, member of the Fab Five, the greatest smile in basketball history. Yes, indeed. Please welcome Chris Webber. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Hey, what's up? How you guys doing? What's up, man? Good. Dude, that smile got you out of so much stuff, didn't it? Did that smile get you anything you wanted?