 So I'm gonna close this back out since there's only two accounts affected, let's use the register method. So I'm gonna go back and then go to the tab to the left and we're gonna go into our chart of accounts, accounting on the left hand side and chart of accounts. If you're in the business view, by the way, the chart of accounts in case you were wondering, although I'm sure you know by now if you've been following along, it's in the bookkeeping and then the chart of accounts. And then we're gonna go to the chart of accounts, close this back out. Now these are both balance sheet accounts. So I can open up either of them using the register. So I think the easy one might be the longterm because I need to bring it back to zero. So that's this one down here. So I'm gonna go into the register related to my loan and I'm just gonna reverse the journal entry I did before bringing it back to zero. So I'm gonna go drop down journal entry 030123 and we'll do this is gonna be called a reversing entry and this is gonna be a decrease for that same amount which I could find here or I can find there. I'm just gonna reverse that so it goes back to one account with the total of the 6987813. So we're gonna say, all right, this is gonna be 56769.59 decrease. And the other side going to loan, loan payable and the chase loan for the short term, current liabilities. There it is, movie B to the end. Let's go ahead and run it, running, I was running.