I like that you mentioned that no one talks to us about drugs. I know this is gonna be controversial, to introduce drugs to kids. I think that there's a way, and I have to think about it. Wayne Coyne, who's a good friend of mine, and I did the dead pets record with him. Flaming lips have been my favorite band since I was in fifth grade. And he's obviously an amazing artist. And he just had his first child. Year and a half years old. He's 60. He just had a baby. They're coming to visit me right now, and I would have him do all the illustrations, so it stays in that kind of surrealist world. I think that's what would get the kids to want to read this book, is that the illustrations are still surreal. And I like that about children's books. But I do think that we do need to talk about, you know, equality. And I do think there needs to be diversity in children's books. And I think also, we just need to talk about the fact. I was actually happy to talk to you today. Cause I didn't get to do therapy today. Cause I would be with you, but it's kind of the same thing. And I was talking to him, and I said, you know, sometimes it scares me that I'm too tough. And I feel like I'm not jaded and I'm not cold, but I feel too tough. And he goes, well, I'm proud of that because life is tough, and it's not to get hard.