I just walk away and that's all I want to do because in the past multiple times in New York going through that this exact situation right now and each time I regretted it. I regretted it. I bailed him out. I regretted it. Regret it. Regret it in a sense of like regretted calling you guys like the police because it's such a drama. I can't go back anyway. It doesn't help anything. It actually is making everything worse right now. My kids are missing their father on Christmas. Forget about what we went through. My kids now are missing their father on Christmas. And financially, you know, I can't support this apartment by myself. We can barely support it together. And now I'm thinking, well, now what? Especially if he can't come back to hell. I understand my aunt said what she said. >> Yeah. For the next couple days, he can't go. >> Well, I'm just saying like, let's say the judge decides, no, he can't come back x amount of a year or whatever. Whatever they want to work with, I can't like I can't even New York when I got the support and like less kids, you know, before we had kids and they went through this. Even that alone was tough. But now we have three