Yeah. Yep, yep. So we go to the field trip. There's a lot of walking involved in that. and she had a moment of like the the Braxton Hicks which are like the early uh contractions and nothing big it was very spaced out we're walking around and everything seems fine and then we get back to the house and she goes I gotta start tracking these and I go no it's too soon for that and I was like do you need me to this is probably five six o'clock I'm like do you need me to start calling people and letting people know you know we got a bunch of appointments tomorrow We have, you know, a bunch of, you know, I got work stuff I got to take care of. You got stuff you got to take care of. Should I start, you know, putting our bags in the car? She's like, no, I don't think so. Let's go get some ice cream. So we take the kids. We go get ice cream. And we're in line at the ice cream place. And she goes, we got to go. And I go, what? She goes, these are one after another after another. And it happened so fast. And so then we get to the hospital. And we pack our bags. We race to the hospital. So we get the kids to the hospital. Now we've arrived to the hospital at 747. I think that's the time I text you guys. And it's happening, like, now. Like, this baby is coming. And so, no joke, you guys, within two hours, the epidural didn't even fully kick in. Within two hours, this baby was coming. Oh, my God. And you ever see the movies where everybody sees, like, the pregnancy and the births in the movies? And it's, like, this woman screaming, and it's wild. You're like, there's no way that's real. There's no way that's real. That is what happened last night. It was, yeah, it was the wildest. It was so fast. There was no time for the medicine to kick in, and it was intense. They didn't want to party.