I've seen bears. I spent a little bit of time in Vancouver, BC, with my brother. This is actually one of the crazier things I've ever done. People think I'm so crazy, but this is the craziest thing. But it's not even that nuts. I was following Natgeo on Instagram, and I love the pictures of the spirit bears. I love those beautiful bears up in BC, and I kind of started reading about the wolf coal up there. And I got really kind of invested in these animals, and I sent a DM and said, is there any way that some point I could go with maybe some of your researchers and I could see some of these bears or wolves for myself? Because I think I'd be even more inspired to kind of, like, fight for them if I could actually see them and know that they're really real. Cause I've only ever seen them from a picture. And they responded and said, sure, you can come up and hang with the spirit. This is kind of like, I don't know if it's catfishing or I don't know what was really going on, but someone's telling me, sure. So me and my brother load up. I didn't really want to get my parents involved, so we got a coach flight and had to go through San Francisco. Then we got this shitty little hotel room. Cause we were just trying to. I didn't know how to do it. Everyone's always done my travel for me, managers and all these things. So I was just booking it. So we ended up taking, like, two little planes, three boats, and we end up getting to. With this dude, Ian, who shoots and. For Nat geo and shoots up in BC, and it was just amazing. And I got to see all the spirit bears. I got to go into, like, where they do all their research on their boat. So they'll leave these, like, kind of, like, trap combs where they. It just brushes the bear's hair when it walks by so they can understand kind of more about it.