I'm going to have pizza tonight. I'm going to... For real? No, no. You're just going to owe. No. Honestly, Chelsea this morning woke up with me and gave me a huge kiss and a hug and told me how much she loved me. And that was like the best because I didn't wake her up. She actually woke up specifically just to tell me that. And I'm going to be more grateful today. I will say that. I feel like I have become more grateful. There are times, obviously, where you get frustrated with certain things. But there is the whole, I can't believe this. I thank God, not that I had the surgery, but that I knew I had to have the surgery because it was an aneurysm that some people don't get the chance and they end up dying. And that's why, you know, say, you know, go get checked out and talk to your doctors because this, you know, the heart aneurysm affects more men and women that are under the age of, you know, 45 to 45 years old than it does affect those that are even over the age. So you get diagnosed at so much an earlier age. But but cool. I'm that's it. I was driving to work today, and as I was driving to work, it's the same weather that we had that day, and I looked at the temperature on my car, and I realized that the temperature on my car was the same temperature of that time. Wow. Because for some reason, I was really cold as we were driving to the hospital. Chelsea and I were, and as we were driving, I go, look at the temperature, and I looked at the temperature, and at the same spot that I looked at the temperature on my way to work because I drive the same route. yeah but it was uh it was you know uh one of those things that i will never forget in my family i'm sure will never forget but um i'm doing good so thank god i love calling it a heart-aversary too heart-aversary it's a great name it's the i-heart-aversary and we're going to do a festival