But I've been sober since the. Pretty much the vocal surgery kind of did it for me because I just learned so much about the effects, which, again, you're just not taught. It's not really the drinking. It's staying up all night. Once you have your drink, you end up smoking. And I kind of. I have a. I've become the face of a lot of things, kind of against my will, I guess, from my opinions. When you're someone in my position, your opinion becomes your identity, and it also becomes kind of. Almost like you kind of become this, like, preacher. You become this. You know, they don't really let you just always have your own opinion. So I've decided to start telling people I live my own lifestyle. Alcohol was never my problem. There was other things that I end up. You know, I like to go up. So I now just avoid really drinking. Cause I like to wake up at 110%, but it's never really been my problem. And I could see myself having a drink of celebration in the future, but I get so fucking hungover now that I'm like, why would I celebrate with, like, just feeling like a volcano's erupted in my brain, you know? So it's really just a personal preference, but it's definitely nothing. Anything that I promote in, I think it's a lifestyle everyone should be. I think everyone should experiment. It's a good time. And you learn a lot of things about yourself and the people around you. But now I'm watching. I have younger siblings, and they're going through that, and I don't know how my mom did it with me. Cause it's scary.