Yoki choke check in in quickly to respond back to Shaun's outlook on, uh, going to a restaurant, getting you know, bad service or uh poorly cooked food, or you know, the wrong order, whatever the whatever the issue may be having a, uh, a bad experience at a restaurant and Sean being just like, I understand, uh, you know, wanting to not have the confrontation but it it all comes down to, you know, if you don't let someone know that they've done something wrong, how can they correct it? And I get again that you don't want to have the confrontation but it it's it just seems extremely unfair to me to say, oh, I went there 1 time. They got it wrong, I'll never go back. As if to say that you're 1, time experience is, is to be a picture of the entire experience of the restaurant. Uh, it I I equate that to, if, if a new listener tuned in to y'all show and say maybe the host had a raspy voice or was clearing his throat constantly because he's dealing with allergies that person. Then saying oh the show sucks, the host sucks. I'm never listening again, maybe the host had an off day, maybe a little bit of feedback can help the host, or The Cook or the restaurant owner or bartender, do a better job the next time and, you know, I don't know. Save, you know, help that restaurant help, that person make a living so on and so forth. I I don't know, Sean, I love you bud, but I just feel like uh, it's, you know, you're just kind of uh being a pussy as far as that goes. Let the restaurant know calmly and nicely you know, that they made a mistake and uh they you know, maybe they do better next time and again try it out more than once. If you go 2 3 times and it's bad. Every time obviously, that is a picture of that restaurant, and they deservedly should not have your business. But anyway, it's here, your weight staff.