Yeah, but that's what I like. I don't like, I don't want to be overwhelmed by people. I don't think that's healthy for you. And with me, La just got sketchy during COVID It just got the George Floyd riots. I was like, this is sketchy. I was watching a bunch of looting. I saw these kids break into a clothes store. I was like, God damn it, this is sketchy. These cops can't do anything. They're overwhelmed. And then there's all this defund the police shit going on, and everywhere I would go, I would go. You'd see tents. And I was like, this is a society that's fallen apart, and if you don't get out now, you're going to get stuck in something unrecognizable. This is not what you signed up for. When I lived in LA in the nineties, LA was great. It was great. Kind of a lot of traffic, but other than that, it was cool. Great place to live. All these comedians and artists and fun. Sunny out all the time. Yay, we're in the right spot. But after Covid, after the George Floyd riots, I was like, uh uh, I'm getting the fuck out of here. And then just the lockdowns and all the ridiculousness and hypocrisy and just realizing you have to pay attention, how fucking stupid the mayor is. I never paid attention to the mayor. I didn't give a fuck who the mayor was. And then when Covid comes along, like, oh, that guy's a real problem. Like, these people can become a real problem. They can tell you, you have to close your family business. You've had a business for 30 years. This fucking dipshit who shouldn't be managing a fucking taco Bell is managing the entire city's economy. Like, oh, my God. And then they went after him too, which is even great. Like, black Lives Matter was protesting in front of his house, like, 30 days in a row. Like, that's what you get, bitch. That's what you get.