Oh, it was good. It was good. So it was a buddy of mine's, like, grand opening party for his production company, which is called Black Pigeons. They're going to start doing movies here, or they're hoping to start doing movies here in Michigan. And they're a big part of that tax incentive and all that kind of stuff. So they're a big part of, like, doing movies in Grand Rapids and bridging the gap between Hollywood and Grand Rapids. And so he invited me out to the grand opening party, and he mentioned that Lamorne Morris from New Girl was going to be there, which is Winston. Winnie the Bish. And so we went and showed up, and he was there, and he gave a speech. He's a really cool dude. I guess he works for iHeart, too. I had no idea. But I guess he does podcasts for iHeart, like a new girl podcast. I didn't know that until that night. But that in right there, he's like, oh, you got to come to our after party. You're part of the iHeart family. You got to come to the after party. I was like, yeah, we might do that. I was like, but before we go, can we grab a picture really quick? He's like, yeah, yeah, sure, of course, of course. And so we asked this girl who's standing right there, hey, can you take a picture of us? So we get a picture, and for some reason, my stupid face wouldn't cooperate, and I kept blinking or making a weird face in the picture. And I didn't have the live photo on, so I'm like, ah, I can't. You know, these are stupid. These are dumb. So I was like, we've got to get somebody else to take this picture because I'm not going to ask her to take 8 million pictures. So we asked another person that was standing with Lamorne or Winnie the Bish, hey, can you grab a picture? In that moment, right, in that moment, she, the girl who originally took our picture, looks over and sees us taking another picture with somebody else and gets, like, offended. Like, her picture wasn't good enough. How dare you? What are you doing? And she starts throwing a fit to the DJ standing right there. Wait, really? Yes. She made a big, huge deal about the fact that I asked somebody else to take a picture. And if you look at the picture I sent you guys, you can see the guy to his right is reacting to her because she's, I mean, she's throwing a fit. And my face is, oh, my God, just don't blink in this one so we can keep this picture. But also don't smile. And then, like, I'm watching it all play out, too. I didn't realize that was an offensive thing to do. To ask for a retake? With somebody else.