Yeah. Chelsea calls me yesterday and says, all right, hey, we got to talk. Who did you invite to Thanksgiving dinner at the house? And I said I haven't invited anybody. I was going to try to keep it to just the family because I feel like sometimes we do invite others. And then when we do invite others, then the focus comes off of us trying to spend time together. And it becomes entertaining others and all the rest of that stuff. And then this might be the last Thanksgiving in our house. So God willing, we sell our house, you know? So I wanted to kind of keep it like that. I did get a full turkey with everything, like the legs and everything on there, because I wanted to, I wanted to take a picture of like the Hallmark holiday. Yeah. So I want to have everything. So in Chelsea and those guys hate turkey, so they're going to get mad at me because it's a bigger turkey. So long story short, the reason why this becomes such an issue is my mom gave us the tradition in our house of inviting complete strangers to our Thanksgiving dinner. And when I mean complete strangers, I'm talking about there were times where we would sit at Thanksgiving dinner and the people next to us, I would have to like tell them what my name was and tell them, you know, how old I was and everything like that. Like they had no idea who I was, what I, are you a kid? Yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm Tommy. I'm on, you know, one of those things. My mom invited.