I'm weird about certain things. Like Mojo always talks about how he drives the exact same way to work every day. Even if there's construction, he will figure out how to manage coming to work the same way. I guess I'm like that when it comes to routine things, like the order in which I do things in the shower, for example, or the order in which I put on my makeup. Megan, I don't know if you are that way. It's really weird. I don't ever change that up. But yesterday, Wes and I were talking about this because he had a very, very important day at work. He was giving a presentation that he's been preparing for essentially since his very first day that he started with this new company, which was at the beginning of the year. And so it's just been a big deal. It's been talked about a ton in our household. We've been praying about it. I mean, he and he was ready. He was very confident going into this presentation that it was going to be good. So he texts me after the show and said, it almost was really bad. And I said, why? Well, apparently he went through the Tim Hortons drive-thru on his way into the office. And he ordered a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. And he didn't hear the total at the little drive-thru, you know, speaker. He didn't hear the total until he got to the window. And the lady said, that will be $6.66. Oh, no. And he was like, add one single Timbit to my order. This is about to be a really big day for me. And not today, Satan. No, not six, six, six. We're not having my total being six, six, six. So she added a Timbit, which is what, like a buck to the order so that it changed his total and he could go on with this date. And by the way, it went great. And he was really happy. But had he not.