All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. It's extremely sweet how many people over the course of the last few days have been asking me through text message or through DMs. And, you know, people have even honestly been emailing me through our station's email address asking me how my son's doing, how Joe's doing because of Hurricane Milton. Yesterday, I felt like I was answering every five seconds a couple of text messages of people just asking how things are going. I do want to let you know that Joe text me late, late, late last night. It was in the middle of the night as the hurricane was hitting where he was. He evacuated to Orlando, which Orlando is about an hour and 15 or 20 away from Tampa. And he, along with his girlfriend Alyssa, evacuated there. Jed and Ashley from the Joe Show, they evacuated to families' homes in other parts of Florida. And then they combined did their shows in different locations, which you can obviously check out if you go to the Joe Show on Instagram and Facebook or if you go listen to them on 93.3 FLZ. Um, he said he was scared. He said he was worried, but he was more so worried about, um, what was going on back in Tampa and not so much what was happening to him when he was in Orlando. And, uh, it, it's not good. And for anybody that, uh, has any family in Florida, check on your family members that are towards the Sarasota area too, because they got really, really pummeled by this thing. Um, hurricane Milton was tough. It turns out right now they're saying that this could be the second largest hurricane causing the most damage to Katrina. That was obviously one of the most devastating of all hurricanes ever. I was watching a lot of the news and then it got to a point yesterday that I had to turn it off because it just became a point where I was getting more and more anxiety. I mean, I was watching at points. I was flipping between CNN, the Weather Channel, and then Fox News and some of the other different news people that were out there. I saw Anderson Cooper. Did you see this at all?