 Sanchez, by the way, the Masroti or Rusty, Masdiorusty, oh yeah, yeah, by the way, so the quote Masdiorusty was pretty surprising and cool to me. Do you remember more slang from your childhood, days in Iran? I remember, I'll tell you, children's children's, not a ridder, but children's nursery rhyme, children's nursery rhyme, but it's not really that much. Children's, right? This one I know. I think it's the kalapache to food, right? It's like oily, right? So direct translation is kechay kechay kalache, I don't know what it is, but kechay means you're bald, you're bald, you're bald, your head is shining like oil, think of it that way. And then the reply is, so kechay kechay kalache, rogana kalapache, it's something you would say to bald people, right? And then the reply to that is, man kechay lam to moudar, man mireinam to badar, gashogh biar hordesh gond, panbe biar fakesh gond. It says, the reply to that is, the bald person would turn to that other person and say, I have, I'm bald, you have hair, I shit, man kechay lam to moudar, man mireinam to badar. I'm gonna take a dump, you pick it up, go get a spoon, eat it with a spoon and then wipe your mouth with some napkin. It's like the most random thing. It's too funny, too but I love it. I knew that since childhood and it just stuck with me, right?