No. This says 2009 flu pandemic killed 18,000 people. Go ahead. Go ahead, Pete. Yeah, I think the, the biggest that I remember reading was 91,001 year. One year, 91,000 people died from the flu. I'm not sure if that's the United States or North America. The whole thing is kind of crazy. It's interesting that Ron Paul was calling this a hoax before. He was saying, you know, just a hundred people have died in America and they're using this to take away your civil liberties. And then his son got it. I thought his son got it. Son did get it. His son did get it afterwards. And then Nancy Pelosi's daughter tweeted that Rand Paul's neighbor was right. The neighbor that attacked him. Like, what he has also. What does that mean? From that attack? Yeah, he's got a piece of his lung removed. The guy tackled him, broke five of his ribs, and they had to remove a piece of his lung. And so Nancy Pelosi's daughter says that the neighbor was right. Like, what does that mean, the neighbor's right? Because the guy got sick, the neighbor's right to attack him. Like two days ago, his Twitter account, probably his team, tweeted out that he was feeling fine, was asymptomatic, and was not aware of any direct contact with anyone that had it. I guess they don't know how he got it. So he hasn't. And he's just. How do they test these people? They're testing these people. You know, when you hear about these people getting tested and they don't even have any symptoms, like, how are they getting tested? And why are they getting tested when some people are really sick? So I've been questioning that, too. I think there's a way you can get a private doctor that maybe can get access to a test. A private doctor, you can pay extra money to get a, get a hold of a test, really, I think. I don't know. And I don't know if that's the difference between people just showing up at a doctor and just saying, hey, I think I'm sick. Can you please find a test for me? They're like, I don't know. You want us to find one? We don't have access to that. We have. We're busy versus. I don't know.