and I don't know if my family was using it right or my mom but she would say walking you're on thin ice or you're walking on eggs and they both meant like you're pushing it you're pushing it you're on thin eggs buddy you're on thin eggs that's a show title you're on thin eggs buddy um so anyway all of that is to say I I get to Lake Winnipesaukee and even for me it is astounding you just see these big-ass trucks just driving on something that is water during the summertime, right? I mean, just, like, big pickup trucks, I mean, not semis, but, like, just driving around, many of them, right? And, I mean, it's something to behold, and there's, you know, people are fishing, and they're fishing, literally, they're fishing holes all over the ice and with their little sheds, like you described, their little fishing huts, and it was really something, it was really magical, but the thing that I always remember, and maybe this is just because I love Genevieve and it was so endearing at the moment but Genevieve grew up in the south man she grew up in Georgia the idea of walking on a lake was not something that she could even wrap her mind around and I remember we get to the edge of the lake which is like you can't even really tell at the edge