He runs like six to ten miles a day. It's so gross. That's insane. It's so gross. But, yeah, so he works for this plastics company, and he is interviewing for a different position at the same company, which is why I'm allowed to talk about the fact that he's interviewing. But I kept checking up on him every day and being like, did you hear anything? How's it going? Yadda, yadda, yadda. Because he's really excited about this hopefully new gig. And he's been going in. Their company, without kind of giving it away because he likes his privacy, has a bunch of locations in Michigan. So he works in the Ann Arbor location, but he's been interviewing in different offices across the state. And so I'd be like, oh, where do you work from today? Did you work from home? Did you go to an office? Where did you go? Yada, yada, yada. He's like, no, I worked from home today. But he was wearing like a suit top. And I was like, why are you wearing a suit if you weren't from home? And he goes, oh, look at this. Because I FaceTimed him. And he sets down his phone and he walks to the opposite side of the room. And he's got a button-up shirt on, a tie, a suit jacket, and sweatpants. He was like, they called me or they sent me like a team's message. H.R. did and said, hey, can we talk to you for a few minutes? He's like, yeah, when? Like, can you talk right now? And he's like, oh, hold on. Give me five minutes. I'm in the middle of something. Ran to his closet. Threw on over his Bob Ross cutoff T-shirt. Oh, my God. A suit top and then just did it in a sweatpants. And I thought it was hysterical because he said at one point they were asking for some information he had on a client. He had all the information on the other side of the room in a binder, but it was obviously a video interview. And he was like, I couldn't.