I'm not sitting here saying I'm a celebrity. I'm talking on behalf of all people, all women and all people that have to get this question on a daily basis. Because now, you know, Shannon, like, if she was just a non-radio woman, if she was just in accounting, as soon as she gets married, then they start asking, what's the big date? And then as soon as you get married, then it's when you're having children. And then as soon as you have one children, it doesn't stop. When are you having, they need a little brother or sister to play with. And people don't understand what's going on in personal lives, that you may be harming someone by asking those questions. People are on their own timetable. Leave them alone. It diminishes everything else. Like, if you're asking my girlfriend, when are you getting married? When are you getting married? It almost sounds like you don't care about her professional achievements or her personal goals or her family relationships. You only care. You're measuring her success based on whether she has a man that gave her a ring. What do you think, Annie?