Clickbait advertisement and I totally get it. It's that unprogramming of. Also, I think what's interesting sitting here with you is that all of this is kind of new. I mean, even just like, the idea of podcasts, what I used to do when it was, like, promo time for a record, okay? So I'm twelve years old, and I'm printing physical copies of my album, so I have to write my fucking music, you know, six months before you, actually. So I just did Dolly's new album for Christmas, and I had to record a Christmas song in July. It was the weirdest thing I've ever done in my life. But when you make physical copies, that's what you do. And you're telling a story from always being behind, especially when it comes to the media. So now, what I love about this, what I love doing, you know, a show like yours is like, we talk about it right now and people hear it right now. So you're getting the real information. You're not getting information from all right. You know, I shot a magazine cover. I did an interview. I was la la in love with my boyfriend. I mean, that literally happened when I did Vanity Fair. I flew there like, a week after I got married. By the time the damn thing was on the stands, I was divorced. It was old news. It was like, come on, you know? So you're really not able to tell your story in real time. And that's what I love about the new way that music is happening and streaming, and I love the idea that, like, I threw up that flamin lips record I did on Soundcloud, and it was like, you know, no one had to buy it or I sound 105. But it's very exciting because I really hated always being behind myself. And I think that's what now I can use my art as my kind of. I guess the way that I can talk to the press isn't what bothers me. It's kind of the public, you know? And I got in this habit where when people would meet me, I guess I didn't get in the habit. It just became a thing that happened constantly, was I'd meet someone and they'd go, man, you're not as crazy as I thought you'd be. And I'm like, thank you. I don't know what you thought I'd be doing right now if you thought I'd be in, like, you know, space buns dropping acid or something. But people say that to me all the time, that I'm not as crazy as they thought I would be. And that's just a weird thing to say to someone.