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I know. Could you imagine? They're like, ah, Christ, a skeleton. I wonder if this is like an old murder or something like that. Well, you don't know. You have to call in experts because like it could be from somebody who died 20 years ago or in the case of this one, right like 2000 years ago. I feel like they're cutting a bunch out here because what was that article in, I can't remember where it was, but that one where the The right Roman table or something that was being used as a bar. Oh, yeah. Yeah, and it was like archaeology team unite Yeah, know like they called in the archaeologists because now they say this jumps straight from and this is a suburb in southern Paris Yeah, they they jump straight to a whole bunch of graves were found but yeah, that wasn't the order of operations No, the guy finds a skeleton and I'm sure called the police probably and the police come in and we're like, yeah, dude This is like a thousand years old like super old Yeah, and so they call probably whoever, a university, yeah they call somebody, and they're like, we don't do this, call these guys, and they come in, and then you know three months later. Okay, this is like such a tangent, but like who has to pay for that? Is the person building the house, do they have to like pay for the archeology firm to come in and like excavate all of that so they can go ahead with their renovation? Again, not the United States. I'm willing to bet the government of France paid for it, because under the ground, they probably own it.