Okay, I'm sorry. This brings back painful PTSD for you. But Wes lives right by this huge park in Rochester called Bloomer Park. I'm sure a lot of you listening are familiar with Bloomer. It's huge. And so we constantly are going for walks there because it's beautiful. And I love going there. So the night before last, we decided we're going to take a really long walk just to get some exercise. We had a ton of stuff to talk about. So a couple of miles in, because when you're with Wes, you don't just take a quick walk, okay? The guy, he's like, yeah, we're going to go on a short walk seven miles later. I'm like, this is not a short walk, okay? But about three miles in, we come to this beautiful little clearing, and there's a pond, and there's like a sandy area, and there are birds chirping. And it was just stunning. So, of course, you know, I pull up my phone. I take a picture. all of a sudden we turn our heads to the left and we see these two high school kids like in this little field just going at it not having not baking cookies but making out like mad now again we're in the middle of like a forest inside bloomer park okay there is nobody else around and we found these high school kids little make out spot and it made me laugh because i feel like when you're that age and you don't want to be making out in front of your parents you have you have your spot right that you can escape and go to and nobody's gonna bust you when i was in high school my boyfriend's family had a trampoline way in the back of their backyard and it kind of had one of those like netting things on it so if you were laying on the trampoline nobody could see you yeah and that was our makeup that we would go to if his parents were home and we wanted to make out and not have anybody see what we were doing.