Ah, this weekend. It was like the perfect setting, the perfect storm. And we looked like, you know, everything was going that way. You know what I blame? I blame our bosses. I'm going to blame Colleen Grant. Why? Because, by the way, are we not back yet? Where's KP? Is she not back yet? It still says that we're, it says Mojo in the Morning. We'll be right back on the stream. People think that we're still in the longest commercial break of our lives. So I'm going to blame them because they started planning a Super Bowl trip for us as a show to go on. And so they started talking last week about us going to the Super Bowl. And I said to Tony, I go, you can't mention this out loud. Like, you cannot start talking this stuff. Like, we have to play it cool like we've never, you know, in a million years thought we would get here. Like, we can't start counting our chickens, right? It's what teams do. Teams don't, you know, they don't put stuff up there that says, yeah, we're going to be in the Super Bowl because that's locker room material, right? You don't want that. And then look what happened to the Lions. The Lions go out Sunday. Jared Goff has the worst. He had a worse game than he had when he played for the Rams back in the day. This might have been the worst game as a Detroit Lion that he's ever had. And the defense looked like Swiss cheese. I mean, they did not look like the same defense that played against Minnesota. Then we find out, did you know that Dan Campbell gave him the entire week off, the reports were? Should have never gave him that week off. Dan goes in the locker room, goes from Dan Gamble, the guy that's, you know, toughest guy in the world, a guy who literally I wouldn't want to take on in a bar fight to Dan crying Campbell.