 So tonight we are at the Rolls Royce party, always a good place to be. A Rolls Royce party seems like appropriate for champagne and the open air because it's LA. And tonight they are showing the Dawn, which is a very cool, old school throwback, glamorous convertible. So the Silver Dawn is also here, which was this particular model is 1953, very limited edition, high dollar collector car. The great thing about the Rolls Royce is there's a through line. From the history, you can look at that car, you can look at this car and know that they actually are a similar model. You can look at a Bentley and say, yeah, there's similarities there. It's certainly a Porsche, you know those similarities. But to me, a Rolls Royce is the one modern brand that truly looks like the old school. And I mean, hand built, obviously like such a big British brand that we've all recognized, down to the spirit of the ecstasy. I mean, exactly. Yeah, you look at that. You have to be a certain kind of person to drive a Rolls Royce. People look at you in a way, they wonder who you are. The Wraith, which is sort of the coupe version of this, is a younger car. And I think this is even more, this is a quintessential Los Angeles vehicle, don't you think? So if you have like an extra 335K. The nice thing is, you know, it's still built on some BMW parts, so it's going to feel modern. They ride beautifully. They're actually pretty fast, so it's fun, but this is glamour, very cool. Let's go for a ride in the old one though. Yeah, I think that's what I want. I want to ride in the old one. Yes, I want to get my Lana Turner on. LA, baby.