Oh, man. Well, first I gotta tell you that the likelihood of me doing a spacewalk was, like, slim to none when I first got there. They tell you that when you're interviewing to become an astronaut, to go talk to some of the other astronauts. And so I went in there, and we had this presentation about spacewalking, and it seemed like, to be, like the ultimate experience, just an incredible thing. And I wanted to do it bad, so I went, I'm talking to this one astronaut, who's a pretty tall guy. Those of you that can't tell from the podcast, I'm five four. Okay. So I'm not like a real towering individual, a little vertically challenged, I guess. And I'm talking to this real tall astronaut, and I said, you know, just heard about the spacewalking. Sounds awesome. I've been living in California. I've been doing, like, some rock climbing, some scuba diving. Maybe that'd make me a good candidate to do a spacewalk. And this tall astronaut looked at me, like, right in the eye, and he laughed in my face. He said, what are you, four foot? What?