fifth grade. She does not have a phone, but she does have an Apple watch that she is, she wears to school. Um, and so every once in a while, like I'll get a random text from her throughout the day. Usually it's like, mom, math is so boring or something like that. But, um, the other day I got a text from her and it, she was in a panic that one of the kids in her grade and one of my closest friend's sons by the way was paralyzed specifically his legs were paralyzed and i'm like lucy grace that like and she's like every everybody's talking about it and so and so told me and there's a there's a picture and i'm like that does not sound right to me i just talked to his mom earlier this morning and she would have absolutely said you know something had happened and she is like doubling down on this no she's at recess texting me so of course it's like gone around the playground and gotten back and i like the more and more she's telling me i'm she's like this person said something and this person heard from him this person and then there's this photo and i'm thinking oh my god so now my heart is like i'm scared for my my friend's son and so i reached out to her and i was like hey lucy just texted me from school she's freaking out about this like i don't want to say his name but like is he okay they said that he can't walk anymore And I'm like, they're like, was there an accident? And she was like, no, not at all. Like he he had like some something going on with like fluid in his legs. And she's like, he's getting an IV. He's going to be fine. We're all good. And I'm like, let me tell you something. This went around the fifth grade and got back to me. And it has it was like the game of telephone. Right. It blew so out of proportion. And then I'm like having a heart attack about it to the point where I reach out to her. But I'm like, this little kid rumor mill got me the other day.