Yes. Well, I bring one of those, like, I don't even know what you call them, like athletic chairs, sideline chairs, you know, that you buy on Amazon and bring with you and set up. But mine's a love seat. So I have it so it can fit two people. So if I'm at Smith's baseball game, Lucy can sit right next to me. And then if I'm at Lucy's lacrosse game, Smith can sit right next to me. Anyway, so I set this thing up in this baseball game and it has two seats and then it has a cup holder on each side. So I was kind of bouncing around all over talking to some of my friends and one of my girlfriends, Jenny, her grandma came and I noticed that she was standing to watch the game and I said, oh no, no, no, no, sit, you know, take one of the seats in this, in this chair, take one of the seats in the love seat, which she happily took. Lucy had left a book on the other seat and then I had my Celsius, do you know what Celsius is, like an energy drink, in one of the cup holders, and then I had an open container of Nutella with the cracker sticks that you get at Costco in the other, which Lucy had started eating. So at one point halfway through the game, I look over, and I'm not standing anywhere in the vicinity of my chair, but I look over and I see my friend Jenny's grandma sitting in one of the seats, and I see Jenny's husband sitting in the other seat chugging my Celsius and eating the Nutella sticks. And his wife, Jenny, noticed at the same time and started yelling at him to stop. He got to the game, assumed this is his family's setup because grandma's sitting in one of the chairs. And so he was like, I'm just going to help myself to a little Celsius and Nutella cracker sticks. He was mortified and came up to apologize. But I thought it was so funny that I thought it was his.