Yeah. Right. So I also go out and I do a lot of public appearances and do motivational speaking kind of stuff, and I talk about the importance of both inspiration and determination. So I found out when I was a kid that they were taking not only fighter pilots, but also, like, engineers and scientists to be astronauts, because I was totally super stoked by the whole concept of going into space. But I had a mom that's, like, scared of flying. She was a typical jewish mom. She was like, I told her once, I wanted to join the air force in a public restaurant, and she started freaking out and started soliciting opinions from the other parents. Would you let your son do this? That's hilarious. So I never thought. I knew that, like, being a test pilot was not going to happen. So I thought being an astronaut wasn't going to happen. But then I found out that you could do it. You can be an engineer and be an astronaut. And then, like, that was my eureka moment. I was inspired, but to be determined. I got that photo and I put it over my desk, and it was like that was my. Like, that was the beacon, you know, that was the goal. And I kept working, and anytime I was having a difficult time, I looked up at that thing. And so one day, I'm gonna hang that in the astronaut office in the Johnson space center, and I still have that thing.