There was 138 kids. And the funniest one was there was a girl that got announced. And this is how bad Chelsea's mom's hearing sometimes could be. So imagine this. You're there and they go. And next, you know, they do the graduates. So they do like, you know, Shannon Murphy. And then a guy goes, Shannon Murphy is the winner of such and such awards. Cum laude. She'll be going to Butler University. Yeah. And then they go, the next one is Sherelle McGillicuddy. Sherelle McGillicuddy. And you hear Chelsea's mom going, you go Shannon. Okay. Like it's a delay. Oh, sweet. No, it wasn't so much a delay, Mike. I think she misunderstood Sherelle and Shannon. She thought it was two Shannons in a row. So it was kind of like, Mary, that was. So she was kind of, you know, doing her whole thing with that. And, oh, there's a couple of other moments that I wanted to talk about, and I won't talk about it all now, but I'll get to it a little bit later. There was a couple of moments that were just, to me, like really awesome. First off, the valedictorian and the student council president's speeches were so good. The valedictorian speech really meant a lot to me because it was about how it's okay. He was basically like, it's okay to have anxiety and okay to be scared and okay to do it. don't try to think that you can go through life without it you know he was basically trying to get you to do that and then talking about the power of you know prayer basically because it's catholic school and stuff and you know saying simple words like you know jesus be with me and that was it so that was awesome the the high school girl uh that was the president was great because you know i don't know if you know this the class of 2023 and this is for all of you guys that are 2020. right now i hearts out to you guys they were freshmen when covid happened so their spring spring semester of uh 2020 was their freshman year when they were sent home to have to go learn you know crazy from computers and stuff and um so this was their you know the first effect of of these guys you know having to do that and so how different it was that by the time that 2023 happened they finally had you know just what we had you know as far as uh graduating is concerned um but I talked to a couple of parents including Chelsea's mom and I was surprised by this I was surprised at how many people that were parents said that when they were kids graduating from high school their parents didn't go to their high school graduation really I was blown away by that Because I had this thing on my calendar for, you know, over a year because they put out the graduation dates like I think a year and a half in advance at that school.