And at this point, Ted rolled around, and I'm like, I'm good to go now, right? This is late enough. Late enough. I love the post-COVID bar crowd, by the way, because we're all there by 8 p.m., and we're all home by midnight. It's a beautiful, beautiful scene. I love you, COVID, just for that. Everything else sucks, but going out and staying, you know, home early is a big win for me. Anyways, so Wednesday night, obviously biggest bar night of the year. And every year no matter how I'm feeling I go out on that night And I get absolutely hammered drunk It's just tradition I get drunk like two days a year And it's the night before Thanksgiving And St. Patrick's Day So the night before Thanksgiving rolls around My cousins live down in Columbus And they came home And we kind of did our Thanksgiving separately But we all got together the night before to drink And my cousin brought her new boyfriend Which was very exciting It's very crazy trying to meet up with my family because we're loud and we're very close and it's just it's hard to come into the group so we're out at this bar and it's with me most of my cousins and a few family friends and i don't know what happened i truly love my friends but without discussing this they all decided very last second that they were going to make up how they were related to us and expand our family and they just lied to this new boyfriend i'm cousin amanda yes uh uncle jerry's kid i don't have a cousin i don't have an uncle just lied to this kid's face and he had been prepped right so like my cousin had run down like we're gonna meet up with so and so and so and so this is how we're related this is how they knew each other yada yada so he shows up and he thinks he's prepared he's like i got this he had a quiz in the car he nailed it and then he shows up and there's six extra people that he has no idea where they fall into line for and what's your what's