Mojo in the Morning Show. Hope you had a great weekend. Congratulations to all the graduates. I saw that Kieran Wess' son, your stepson, graduated from high school. It was so cool to see those pictures. Beautiful. You guys all look great. What a handsome guy that guy is. Congrats, Kieran. Man, and then I went to a graduation party this weekend, and our boss's son, Nick, graduated. Congrats, Nick. Congrats, Nick. Nick graduated from Milford High School, and I am going to go on record to say this to you, And I used to say all the time that the nicest people in the world were in West Michigan. Maybe it's as west as you go outside of Detroit is when people just become really nice. Because there's a town called Milford, Michigan. If you've never been there before, it's a beautiful town. It's got a cool little downtown area. I have never met a bad person from Milford. And you may be able to prove it to me that there was some kind of like former murderer or something that lived in that city. I don't believe that that's the case. I don't believe that bad people live in Milford. Like, it's crazy. Every time, Chelsea and I went to Nick's graduation, and that's where our boss Tony lives. And we got a chance to meet his friends and neighbors and stuff. And these are the nicest human beings I have ever in my life ever met. And I'm like, can we have a couple of you in West Bloomfield? Like, I mean, I'm telling you. What is it? I don't know. But, I mean, listen, I've got nice neighbors, but I've got some that are a pain in the ass. I want to have nice people like these people that are here. I told Tony Travato, I'm like, you don't deserve this. And here might be the reason why. You know, our homes are all, like, on top of each other. He lives on a farm. Tony, our boss, what is he, head of programming or something? He's got a VP in his name or some kind of, yeah. Yeah, like regional type guy. So I pull up to his house, which is a farm, and there's, like, literally a barn, and there's animals, and there's, you know, like, you don't see his neighbor right next to each other. Like, the homes are spread out and stuff.