 So let's save it and close it over here. Let's save it and close it. And then let's see what happens going back to my balance sheet, running it, running and scrolling down. We've got the interest payable, 72.92, movie B to the end. It's a journal entry type of form. If I go into it, we go into the debits in the credit side of things. I'm going to put this adjusting entry thing. On both sides for the memo description. There's, there it is in debit and credit format. And so we're going to say, okay, and scrolling up top again. The other side's on the income statement. And we put it down here somewhere into interest, interest expense. This seems to only be going for January, 022823, K-PASA with that. Let's see. I thought I wanted this on a side by side. What in the world happened? It's not how things are supposed to be. So interest expense. So if I go into interest expense, then there's the 72 on this side. So that looks good. So now in theory, we've got this correct now. As of the cutoff date, it's a classic adjusting entry. We've got an income side to it and a balance sheet side to it. But it might actually mess up the accounting department who was thinking they're just going to record a normal journal entry according to the amortization schedule in March. Therefore, we might want to do a reversing entry for this.