So I tell Veeves, and we're like, oh, wow, that's great. And now we're just kind of very thirsty for more information. Like, what happens next? What is the process? Blah, blah, blah. Like you say, MSNBC, they had this. I think Jen, how do you say her last name? Saki. Saki. I love her, by the way. But I don't you know, her background is not in breaking news stuff, obviously. And so I think it was during her shift. And I think they kind of slowly shifted her out of there to put more breaking news people in the host chair while this was happening. And so MSNBC was a little bit more looking back on Biden and right, fed him the way that everybody promised we would if he stepped down and everything. But I was just like, what's next? What's next? And then the Kamala news comes out and then I kind of go about my day. And then later on, I come home maybe around four o'clock, five o'clock in the afternoon. I start making start preparing dinner. And now I'm like listening just to constant MSNBC. The news cycle is much more exciting now. There's like, you know, Kamala's front and center. She's gathering all this momentum as far as like it sounds like the party is unifying. And all of a sudden, like, I don't know, maybe about an hour after doing that, I realized I'm psyched. Like, I don't know when the switch happened. And I think it's sometimes it takes a while for me to process things. And while I had been waiting for a long time, like I knew this is what the party needs to do. And this gives us the best hope of defeating Donald Trump. I still kind of had a lot of questions. How is this going to shape up? Whatever. And then as the shape of the story started to really firm up and like where we are on Sunday evening, West Coast time, I'm suddenly and then Genevieve got home from she was at the Mariners game. She got home from the ball game. And I just I was like, Vives, I can't remember last time I was like kind of this excited, Like in a certain way, I was so grumpy that it took Biden so long to get out of the race. But I was like, in a certain way, if we had gone through a regular like kind of primary process and Kamala had been chosen a long time ago, like the blue might be a little bit off the rose now. Not that I wouldn't vote for her, but in a certain way, I feel like we all feel like we just had a near miss experience sort of or a near death experience or something like that or a near miss. And like, because of that, I'm especially excited. And I was just like, I realized like the rest of the day, I'm just like, I am so excited where this is going. I am fired up. I'm excited to go to the, go to the polling place, or I guess I do it by mail these days. But then, and this is where I want to come back to the energy around all of this. Late last night, I was taking a, I was taking a late shower, trying to enjoy them before they go away from me for a few days. It was a lazy Sunday. And I was just reflecting, and this might sound really corny, but all of a sudden I I realized that, like, at a certain moment, Joe Biden, who I've had some frustrations with but I think has been an amazing president for four years, he has had a certain energy around him for four years, obviously, but also a campaign energy around him for a couple of years now that has gotten more and more heightened and then more and more fraught.