These are considered motorcycles. Okay. They are. So, you need everything you need to operate a motorcycle, including eye protection, which was the second thing that I saw on you. First, I saw your speed, and I was like, "Holy cow, that guy's 10 miles an hour over." And I was like, "He doesn't even have any eye protection." And then you just kind of went. So, you're also required to have registration on this. You're required to have rearview mirrors on this. You're required to have insurance on this. It is a >> are required? It is a motorcycle. So, you need You need all of those all of those things. These e-bikes, motorcycles, electric bicycles, um they're not all the same. If you have functioning pedals, and you have an electric motor on it that's less than 750 W with functional pedals, that's an electric bicycle. If you don't have any sort of cranks on it, and you have no way to power that except through electricity, that is a motorcycle. I know that there's parents that are buying these for kids. Um the kids are driving them all over everywhere. They're up in the valley, in the cities. They're down here in Santan. So, we're dealing with it. Uh for stopping kids that don't have any They They have no idea. They don't have a driver's license. They don't know the rules of the road. Um we're taking these bikes. We're impounding them. Um Arizona law allows us to do that. So, if you're going to buy one of these, or you have bought one for your kid, um make sure that you look into the laws, find out, get the knowledge so that you're not allowing your kids to knowingly break the law. Um it'll save you money in the long run.