Yeah, she had. She had befriended, I think, the woman, and made the call, and. Yeah. And they were doing things like. Like, they had just a hole in the wall in the apartment with cash in it. Like, that was their bank, you know? And do you know how he got an identity? This is fascinating how he was living in Santa Monica, and he would go to the park, and he slow played a homeless guy in the park. Like, didn't tell him who he really was, but told him won over his confidence, would bring food, you know, something to drink, be a sympathetic, an empathetic ear about this guy's story, and, like, over time. Over time, eventually was like. And I. You know, this is basically. I need an identity. I need a. So how about I'll give you this money, and then I get your state id, your Social Security number, all this stuff, but I'll pay you for that. And the guy did the deal, so that's the identity he adopted, and that's how he was able to, like, kind of live and move about.