Stop. You're going to hurt yourself. I don't have anything better to do, you son. Well, we're about to be out. It's only It's only like a/4 mile away. Hey, Jen, just breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth. You can. Oh, boy. All of a sudden, she could scream. Would you like me to open the window for you, Jen? In through your nose and out of your mouth. You can't right now. You can't right now. It's all a game. I need to get out of the car now. Okay. Let me out. Okay. And she pulls out the anxiety card, which is common for people of her age that they again, they think that they can pull this this card like soon as you say the word anxiety, I'm going to stop the car. I'm going to pull you out. I'm going to uncuff you. I'm going to brush you off. I'm g give you a bottle of water. I'm gonna ask you to have a good night. Like, that's not what happens. And people that legitimately deal with this, uh, it's crippling. It is absolutely crippling to those that have a legitimate issue, a a diagnosis of having anxiety. This is a legitimate issue. But people seem to have bastardized this term in that I have anxiety and then everyone is just supposed to bend a knee to whatever you say because this is your S.