I just watched. I was watching. My cousin made this series called the Big Con on Apple. And there's a Wall street journalist who investigates a guy who was, I think, in, like, eastern Kentucky that had the biggest Social Security scam in the history. And the way that they discovered the story, it's so fascinating. He's going through just, like, writing. This journalist is writing just boring, you know, Wall Street Journal budgetary things. Right. And he's going through Social Security, and then he's going through how often things are approved by judges. So the way it works is somebody applies for, like, Social Security, like, medical disability or something, and then they have a judge in each county that hears a case, and the percentage of times that they approve would usually vary between 40 and 60%. And then there was a judge in this county who's approving 99%, and he was like, that's weird. And so he goes and he finds that this lawyer and that judge were in cahoots, and they had a $500 million scam. It's fucking fascinating. Yeah, it's fascinating. Whoa. Not shocked, but that's a journalist who actually saw a number and was like.