 Okay, that's a lot of action. Let's save it and close it and check it out. And we're gonna go to the tab to the right. Notice how easy it was to enter that into the system just like scanning your stuff at a grocery store if it was a self-checkout. You could do it yourself, but there's so much stuff going on because we set up the accounting system so well that it just does it automatically. So then we're gonna go down here and say that we've got payments to deposited, went up just like we said it would, 200310 by the full amount here. That's by the full amount. Am I right? Am I right? Yeah, so then going back and then I'm gonna go back and then the other sides on the profit and loss, the P to the L, and it went into the product and service income. Boom. And then we've got the two line items. So there they are, but it went in by the sales amount, not including the sales tax, scrolling back up, back to the form. The other side's on the balance sheet again. It's in the sales tax, which we're paying to California department and so on. You know, those people over there that make us pay them protection money, 5% for protection money. I just got robbed just last week, dang it, these people and they're still charging me this protection money. Whatever. Anyways. The other side's gonna go into inventory. If I go into inventory, it went down and so we've got these amounts here for the sales receipt that we made in the inventory, multiple line items, cause it's using the first in, first out inventory method, I believe. And then we're gonna go back and then the cost of good sold tab to the right, cost of the good sold also impacted. Let's just go into the total here, cost of good sold. There are those, the net impact on net income is the change in the revenue, change in the revenue and the change in the cost of good sold, net impact on gross profit, therefore is that, as well as the net operating income. Okay, so let's also go back to the balance sheet and look at the inventory asset, just to see that there's a sub ledger tracking by units, not just by dollars, tab to the right, right click, let's duplicate it and check that out. And so I'm gonna make another tab to do that. And then go to the reports on the left hand side, I'll close up the boogie and type in inventory, just to look at the inventory valuation summary as of 022823, run it to refresh it. So now we've got the units of inventory, the asset value, it comes out to 7,938. Does that tie out to what's on the BS balance sheet? 7,938 it does. You're dang right it does. I don't know why I got upset all of a sudden.