 Good. We will go to listener David who, um, man, I love it when we learn things that we don't know. And this is definitely one of those things. He says, uh, I recently gave up to do this because I retired and no longer need a to do manager that complex and just started using Apple's reminders for all my to do needs into do this. I was in the habit of creating right reminders from emails simply by forwarding the email to a special to do his email address. It was very handy, but reminders did not have such a feature. If it does, please enlighten us and feedback it. Mac geek.com. He says, so in Mac mail, I looked for the very for the share sheet and soon remembered that there was none. He says I'm on big sir, but a quick search of Google says that there's no share sheet in Monterey either. He's right. I haven't found it. He says, uh, there is no men menu entry anywhere for creating reminder out of one email. One might think that it, uh, under the message menu might find a share submenu or maybe a cremate create reminder button, but no, however, there is a hidden and undiscoverable way to do just that. It turns out that one can create a reminder from an email message by control clicking or right clicking on the subject field of the email. When you do this, the contextual menu that pops up includes a share submenu, which contains among a few other things reminders and it works. He says you click the subject field, clicking anywhere else in the message will not bring up the share submenu. So you have to do it on the subject field. It works. It's fairly easy to add a date, time, et cetera, to the reminder you create. But why does Apple hide it so thoroughly? David, I don't know. I don't know, but thanks for sharing that quick tip, man. That's a good one. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm definitely gonna use that. So yeah.