It's fun. It's a nice place. They got good food. They have really good food, and they have great drinks and lots of great scenery. There's a lot of great-looking people. Scenery? No, it's one of those places that is, you know, you see it from the road, and you're like, oh, I wonder what that place is all about. And then you go in on, like, a Saturday night, and you realize, oh, this is kind of fun, you know? So went inside there, and going in, for those that don't know, Lydia and Bianca are Chaldean. We've talked about this before. By now, if you haven't already heard, Chaldeans are Iraqi Catholics. They're very nice people. They're prominent here in the area. So going into West End and being there is great because it's a very nice ego boost because a lot of Chaldeans love our show, and they have for many, many years. And so you walk into the place, and you end up either, A, recognizing some friends that you've known over the years, like either from the years of me hanging out at Shenandoah Country Club or going to the Chaldean Chamber of Commerce dinner and hosting that thing and all that stuff, or knowing Martin Manna, Mike Sarafa, and all those guys. So walking into the place, you end up running into some people, some old faces. And then being that they're listeners, they also know you too. And I had something happen to me that was really, really interesting. I had a guy, a bro, insist on buying me a drink. And I wanted to ask you guys the question about etiquette of somebody wanting to buy you a drink. And this happens more so to women than it ever does to guys. But if it happens to a guy, if you don't respond in a good way, you could be insulting the person. So I'd not necessarily wanted to have another drink. Okay. Cause I had already drank and I was trying to sober up, but I felt like if I didn't say yes, I was offending this guy and he was a bigger dude. You know what I mean? Like he looked like he could, he can handle his stuff. And if I didn't accept it, I was going to be like insulting the guy. And I don't want to insult somebody, especially somebody that could beat my ass, you know? So I wanted to ask if I could open up a forum here right now of bar etiquette. Do we have any bartenders that are listening to the show? I feel like I need some bartenders to call in on this one. Is it rude to not accept a drink in front of someone who offers to buy it for you because when somebody becomes so persistent about wanting to buy you a drink you feel like if you say no you're basically like turning them down and insulting them i feel like you have to have a