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Yeah, I mean, i heard I heard at some point in the past where, you know, and I just don't know if this is still true, you know, are podcasts still, you know, are people still listening to stuff like this? Because I heard years ago, somebody tell me, somebody in archaeology tell me that whether whether they were actually a subscriber or a listener or not, they'd either heard the podcast or heard it in a field truck or something like that. Cause somebody put it on a, somebody put it on the radio or something driving out to a site or something like that. Right. Um, so they'd heard about it and you know, whether they actually listened to it or not, Andrew, you can go ahead and mute your microphone. We know you're famous and everybody just going down the street. So dude, I know. And then if they actually recognize me from this, I'm like, no, no, no, no, I don't do that. You know, destroy what I built. You know, it's so funny for me. Yes. Yesterday was archaeology day here in Southern California. And like the Park Service does this whole thing at like King Gillette Ranch. And I went there and I actually wore I actually have it on right now. I wore my APN t-shirt. You know, just nice. Just for fun. And and I I was shocked how many people actually had listened to the show. You know, like, like I did not expect.