Really? We had a deal because we both. Neither one of us were really. We really shouldn't have been working, you know, we were. It's like 20 years ago. More. More, yeah. Like 89? 88. Wait, how long have you been doing it? Since 88. August 27, 1988. Wow. And so we're coming up. Up on your anniversary. Yeah, yeah, yeah. In 19. Yeah. In 2018, it'll be my 30th anniversary. Wow. Wow. Crazy. I'm exactly half that. Yeah, yeah. And anyway, so Greg and I would, like. Would do gigs, like, when we're a year in, and we'd get paid, you know, to go on the road. And so we had, like, a deal, like, you could do my material. I'll do your material. Because we were really good friends. Yeah. So he's like, dude, your fucking material was killing in Connecticut. And he was like, serious. Yeah, yeah. I would tell him, oh, you know that bit that you do? I did that in fucking Rhode island. Yeah. But it was like. It was parachutes for you guys. Oh, yeah. We really shouldn't have been working. You were doing comedy a fucking year. And if something went bad, it went bad. Yeah. You know, like, I never recovered. Never. I mean, I can. You know, you can have a shit joke and just bounce back from it. Totally. If something stumbled through something, you can bounce back from it back. Then there was no. There was no recovery. I remember opening on a bad joke and just riding that bad wave for long sets. You open bad. I didn't have a way to put it back together. Yeah, you come out stumbling. You just never get your balance back. Yeah. Now you open. If you open bad, you're like, all right, you know? Is there one place where you won't work, where you won't. Where you won't get booked? It's just like, I'm not going there. Yes. Like, where is it?