It was maniacal. That's crazy. The energy that you get. How do you like it? Because it's a total different thing from 1500 or 2000 cedar. It's different. It's a different thing. But the energy when you get 6000 people laughing is crazy. It's weird. It's just like, it's a roar. It's a different feeling. But you know, man, I just, I really like creating stuff. Stuff I really like putting together stand up, you know. And I really love the process of writing things down and like going over my notes. I love the process of creating new material. I love the process of sitting in front of that laptop and staring at the screen. I love the whole process. I love the process of going on a run and, like, recording a new idea that I have in my head and then looking at the notes that I have on my phone and then breaking those down on paper and then sitting in front of the laptop and then taking these ideas, smoking a joint, going on stage with it and riffing with it and then recording it and listening to the recording on the way home. It's like the whole process to me is I've, it's my favorite thing to do. It really is other, you know, me too. I think it is, like, the biggest thrill. I was talking to somebody about it that, like, I think the biggest thrill still of all things is coming up with something new and having it be, you know, validated and rewarded. You're like, that's a bigger thrill than anything. Yeah, it really is. Like, I thought of this thing. I said it, and this group of people react and then abandoning it. Yeah. Yeah. You have to. After you do record a special, like, somebody yelled out, like, do the Kim Kardashian bit, the, the Bruce Jenner bit. Right. And I'm like, dude, I don't even know how to do it anymore. I literally don't know how to do it. People don't understand that. Only comics understand. Yeah. That. You go, I've been doing this other thing for so long now that I don't remember the beats of that. Yeah, somebody tried to get, I started to do one, and I was, like, 30% through it, and I gotta know what happens next. The audience yelled out the next line. I was like, well, there you go. You guys know.