 Next and we've got the SoCal gas and do I want to add that? I guess I could add that Amazon. Let's add the Amazons. And then this is another Amazon. I could add that. Let's leave that for now in case I want to test anything else. Audible interest payment. Okay, so then if I go back to my balance sheet and update this, my checking account is still in the negative as a liability. But my income over here on the income side of things, we've now got our prime account, Audible, book sales, sales, the web sales and that interest account is down here. It's down under interest income because we put it into other income down below. It seems like the YouTube one didn't pull in for some reason. Let me add the YouTube one again. I'm going to say YouTube and we'll say the account should be YouTube. Didn't I add a YouTube account? I did. And then if I made a rule up top, if we make the rule, bank rule, I'm going to say this as long as it contains YouTube, maybe I'll keep the Google YouTube as long as it contains. Maybe I've made a rule that wasn't contained. I should check my rules. But let's go in here and say any text field if it contains that and then I'll delete the second bit. And then it's going to be the contact is YouTube, which we already set up. And then I'm going to say it's going to be an account of YouTube. And then that's good. And then I'll keep the whole, I'll call it Google YouTube this time, which I think is a different name. All right, let's save that see if it applies out the rule. So there's the rule being applied. Okay, so now I can add that. Siri, let's go ahead and add that. And then next. And we got Google here will add that. All right, so if I go back to the balance sheet, update it. Still have a negative cash income statement. Update it. We can now see the Google pulling through the YouTube pulling through. All right, so now if I go to the first tab, if I want to check those rules, I can go to the accounting drop down bank banking. Let's see if I have two Google rules, which I probably do. If I look at my bank rules and I want to update them, I can go into my rules here. So these are my spend money rules. Here's my receive money rules. So we've got Stripe, we've got Amazon, and then we've got these two Google rules. So something's wrong with this first one. So if I go in and edit it, let me just see what I did that didn't work. I said equals. See that equals. And then I deleted the text. If I put contains, it would have been. So now I've got two rules. So I'm going to go back and see if I can remove that second rule. So this is a Google rule. So I think it's this one. Hopefully it'll delete the wrong one. I'm going to take that off and delete it. And so are you sure you want to delete it? I'm going to say yeah. So the rule has been deleted. All right. So now if I go back into my account and I go to my bank accounts here, we could see that we've cleaned up a lot of information and pulled them in. I'm going back to my bank feeds and we've applied many of the rules. We've been building our account transactions in the same way we did with the expense side. Building them as we pull it in and the bank rules should make it more automated for future presentations. We've been reconciling at the same time we make the rules. We've also, if I go to my contacts drop down, I could see that I've been adding contacts. In this case, I say customers as we've been making those rules as well. And then we've been building out our income statement, breaking the general rule of not adding income accounts by customer because we happen to be doing like gig work, which is kind of the exception to the rule oftentimes. All right. And then remember that income account interest account was down here. All right. Let's look at our trial balance, right click, duplicate. Taking a look at the trustee trial balance scene where we stand as of this point in time, accounting drop down reports, trial balance is what we're looking for. The trustee T to the B, not tuberculosis, not tuberculosis, trial balance. And you've got the balance sheet accounts on top of the income statement accounts, the balance sheet stops at retained earnings, sales and then our income accounts, our revenue accounts or sales accounts. And then we've got our expense accounts down below. We're in balance, debits and credits is the same thing as basically saying assets, equal liabilities plus equity that we could see here and here. And the income statement fits into the balance sheet because it is summarized in, you know, the current earnings and the equity 6, 9, 4, 9, 5, 4, which is also on the income statement bottom line, 6, 9, 4, 9, 4, 54. And the income statement breaking out the detail of our performance report.