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So the interesting thing, Damon, because you missed this. We had this conversation last week about Halloween, and I actually brought up that like for us, Halloween changed because we stopped doing a lot of the, you know, like carving pumpkins and stuff like that. But what it's actually turned into is we now have a tradition where we have like we me and my wife play. We played a lot of scary games when we were younger and we're kind of revisiting those with my son. So that's become like a ah tradition now where we sit down together and it's like we played through I'm dead rising this year. Last year, we we were playing Silent Hill. So like that's so we've actually formed something new, which is kind of interesting that like, I see your point about, you know, carrying, you know, there there is those things that you carry forward from your parents, but there is also room for starting new things that, you know, Oh, I i agree. I mean, as the world has changed, it says, i you know, we did pumpkins again this year, and it's funny. We're going through this this really interesting thing where my middle one will just like, there's stuff he just doesn't like doing. But like, when you're 12, he just doesn't never said anything. And now that he's 18, he's like, yeah, I don't like carbon pumpkins. Yeah, I don't like going to Disney. Like, I don't like this. I don't like that. don't like And now we're like trying to like kind of now