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And I'm very excited about that. That's New Year's Eve. Oh, you mean New Year's Day? New Year's Day. So, okay, that's another thing. Like, we say New Year's, and we always get New Year's Day off. But I feel like everyone celebrates New Year's Eve, right? Yeah, but they need New Year's Day to recover. That's that's fair. I just think it's interesting that it's like a pre-celebration Well, I think it has to do with the, and there's there's a lot of like, folkloric roots in that. i It's the moment of debauchery before you go towards King's Day or Three three Kings Day. I'm not, I don't, it's like, it's epiphany. It's epiphany. It's Three Kings Day, depending on what, you know, lore you're looking at. Kids go to bed on January 5th. They leave a box with hay under their bed. So the Kings will leave good presents. Yeah.