Mojo in the morning. So last night, I ended up going out with a friend. we've got Chelsea and I have some friends in town and my buddy Dennis and I were hanging out and having drinks and all of a sudden his phone rang and he picked it up because these guys are in from California with their son and they're going to go with us to East Lansing their son was accepted at Michigan State and they're going to come with us this weekend to go look at East Lansing and go look at the dorms and all that stuff, which would be kind of a cool thing that our friends and we'll have kids that are going to school together. So long story short, his phone rings and he picks it up and I hear him on the phone going, yeah, uh-huh, uh-huh, yeah, yeah, you read it? Oh, you weren't supposed to read it. No, no, no, okay, no. He's like talking like this. And he gets off the phone after being on the phone for a while and he goes, oh, that was Charlie, that was my son Charlie. And I said, yeah. And he goes, he was, and I said, what was he not supposed to read? And he goes, oh, he goes, when Leah and I travel and we're not all traveling together as a family, he said, I write a note to the kids that are not traveling with us. And I give them a message saying, hey, if anything should happen, like the plane go down and God forbid, you know something happened to us go into and he told them go into the upper drawer i think in his his uh kitchen or something like that or i don't know and grab and what it is is he writes a note to them basically you know like a post-mortem note and then in there has all of the documents legal documents of everything that they would need to know all the stuff that they would need who do they need to contact, all the stuff, just in case, God forbid, they all, you know, they die together, you know, Leah, Dennis, and Max. And he looks at me and goes, you do that, right? And I go, no, I think that's weird. And he goes, what? And I said, yeah, I think that that's, like, morbid and weird that you're doing that. You know what I mean? Like, I don't even, it's weird because Chelsea, Luke, and I, we travel together a lot because Luke's our baby. So he's the one still at home. So there's a lot of times where, you know, we have gone to go to, you know, Florida or we've gone to Chicago or we've gone to New York or we've gone to different places. And I don't tell the other two kids or write notes for them or leave even, you know, like honestly. And then I started thinking to myself as I was thinking this, I was going, am I in the am I the wrong one here? Like, is this wrong that I don't do this?