I think a board is like higher, higher up. Right? I'm not that important. They've got very important people on that. So I'm on the committee for our women's shelter here in Toledo called the YWCA. And we have monthly meetings. I actually have a meeting again with him tonight, which I'm really excited about. I got new info coming your way quickly here on my Instagram if you're following along. But anyways, we had our monthly meeting on, what was it, Monday? And I go, and we are getting so much done. You ever have a meeting where you're so productive? You're like, who are we? We are, like, Sia's unstoppable. You can't stop me right now. I'm killing it. But this meeting goes over, and a lot of people have to leave their moms. They've got to go get the kids. That makes sense. But a few of us decide to stick around and get more done, do a little bit more planning. And so when this meeting ends, we kind of break up into two groups. And I look up, and I realize we've been split up very interestingly because it's all of the women who make all of the important decisions, and they're having this deep discussion. It's beautiful to watch. Ladies getting it done, women power, whoop, whoop. And then there's me and my friend, Lauren, and we're definitely at the kids' table because we're actually sitting with legitimate children who are brought to this meeting who are in middle school. And I'm like, girl, my entire life, I swear to God, I will always be sat at the kids' table, even in my real-life adult responsibilities. I'm sat with literal children instead of with the women.