All right. We will continue to keep monitoring that and give you information as we get it. And, of course, our thoughts and prayers with all the people at the schools, not knowing what's going on, if there's anybody that's had any issues. But I will say this, my thoughts and prayers are with the administrators, the kids, and everybody just making sure that they get to safety in a way that makes their parents and everybody okay and the first responders on the scene. And I mean, I will tell you this, just like what we saw in our area, in the Detroit area, when, you know, the Oxford situation happened, the first responders were quick to get to the scene. I mean, they they don't mess and they want to protect these kids. So they're doing their best. So and I don't want to give any information out on the air that honestly is not true, because that's the problem is we get text messages from listeners that will give us information. And we don't know if we can believe everything that comes our way. And sometimes people just spread stories. And that's the problem, I think, nowadays with social media and everything. And if I was a parent who's going to get my child or right now already waiting for my child to come out there, I don't want to hear a radio station talking about something that's not true.