So I had a busy day yesterday and my day culminated in I had a girl's night, a Galentine's that got had gotten postponed because of the snowstorm. And so went to that, had a great time, got home. And while the kids were getting ready for bed, I was like, oh, I'm going to just try to clean up and throw in a load of laundry. So I'm in my seven year old son Smith's room and I'm put I don't know why this child thinks that the floor is a good place for his clothes. So I'm like trying to teach him that the clothes actually go in the hamper, but whatever. So I was picking up all of his clothes and putting them in the hamper. And I felt a bulge in the pocket of one of the pairs of sweatpants that I was throwing into the hamper. I reach in and pull out a ton. I'm talking a stack about this thick of, it looked like credit cards. Okay. Probably, I don't know, 15, 20 of them. Okay. And I'm looking at them going, what are these? And they each had a value of $50 on them. They were from my dentist's office. They had my dentist's office on them. And they were for non-insurance covered services. Now, I never got one of these. I never saw one of these at my dentist's office. So I was confused as to how Smith got so many of them. And so I asked him and he looked at me like a deer in headlights. And he was like, well, because I brought him and Lucy to my dentist appointment two weeks ago. And he said he thought they were free. He took them from the desk at the dentist office. You guys, he had $650 worth of these credit cards from the dentist office. So if anybody needs teeth whitening, whatever you want. But I have to call the dentist office today and be like, is this something that you give out? are these i wonder who gets these well they're they're each worth fifty dollars i know i know