Yeah. And I love, I love Wes's kids. They're great kids. We have very different, for the most part, very different parenting styles, Wes and I do. So he is a little bit more, I don't know if I want to say strict, but yeah, for the sake of the conversation, he's a little bit more strict. His kids are very self-sufficient because that's just how he raised them. We're my kids. And I'm always like, but they're little. But I kind of do everything for them. So they leave something out. I pick it up, put it in its place, which I know is bad. But I'm just, I'm a way more laid back parent. So the other night, my stepdaughter, Sam, who is going to be a high school sophomore, she was doing her laundry, which is amazing, by the way, that his kids do their laundry. My kids do not. I need to start making that happen. But when she was putting her clothes from the washer to the dryer, Wes's clothes were in the dryer. And so she took them out and she brought them upstairs to our bedroom and she plopped them on the floor. And so I walk into the bedroom and I see like a pile of Wes's clothes on the floor. And I was like, he is not going to like this at all. And so my first instinct was to just start picking everything up and folding it and putting it away. And then I'm like, no, I know that he would get on me about that because he wants his kids to, you know, follow through with all of their chores and stuff that they're supposed to do. So I go downstairs, he was working in the garage and I said, hey, you know, explain what happened. I'm like, how are you, how do you want to handle that? Like we've only been living together, all of us under one roof for like two weeks. And he was like, Shan, you need to go upstairs and tell her that that is not cool. And she needs to find a better, a better spot for all of the stuff that she takes out of the dryer. Holy Jesus, God, anxiety. I'm like, wait, me? I go, why don't you just go tell her? And he's like, nope. This is your first task as a stepmom. Go talk to her about it and just tell her. You need to, you know, put it on the bed, put it anywhere, but you can't just throw the clothes on the floor.