it out when you really don't need to well in in the sad thing is that before the divorce these guys were co-parenting in such an amazing way and then when the divorce came into play all of a sudden it calls into question how horrible of a human being each person is and and so so i was i was brought in along with a bunch of people i mean there was a ton of you know different people Each side had, like, five or six people that they could bring in to be character witnesses for them. I think my character witness part, you guys would be proud of me, was a good one because I wasn't speaking as Mojo. I was speaking as my real name, Tom, because the person that I know, I know because of my children. And it's somebody that my children have had a great experience with. And so what ended up happening was I sat down. They asked me questions. The lawyers got to ask me questions. The judge asked me a ton of questions. And I gave out the, I said the truth. Yeah. And I said, you know, this person should be in their child's life. And honestly, I will say this to you guys. I sat there and I thought to myself while I was doing this, or actually before I was doing this, when I was watching other people do it, I thought, if I were in this position, who would I call as my character witness? Because I saw some of the people that he called and, you know, there was family. There was his, you know, his mother. So there was the, you know, the grandmother. And then there were, you know, mentors of him, you know, that were there, like teachers and a pastor and stuff like that. And then there's, like, me, who, honestly, I've only known this person for 15 years or so. So it's not like we, you know, have known each other for life. We came into each other's life, like, maybe 15 years ago. But I thought to myself, I'm like, if I need character witnesses, who would I call?