 Jimmy, I get lumped together with you all the time. Maybe we found the common denominator, the problem here. Yeah, it is such strange bedfellows too, because I think in our approach, we could not be any more opposite than we are. It's true. We couldn't be in any way, but they hate us just the same. I understand why they hate you. You're terrible to them. Next pitch, change up, bang, bang. That sequence is so upsetting, there's no way that is done without technology. How fast they get the bangs. All I've done is just say, you cheated. Yeah, you troll them pretty hard, though. Like if we're being honest now, like if I'm being the independent adjudicator in this situation, you absolutely troll them all the time. And you take joy in it. I take no joy in going on ESPN and standing in front of their 2017 World Champions logo for two and a half straight weeks. Like spring training was definitely a very odd time. I will say this. I kept saying to people are saying, these are fellow reporters saying, how long you been here? And I was like, I've been here for a long time, but I'm getting paroled in a couple of days. I had driven cross state to Atlanta's facility. And that's where all the GMs were meeting, and they had the managers there too. It was like spring training meeting a day. And I was looking forward. I was supposed to meet with someone from the Braves organization, have lunch the next day, and I was just going to live the normal life of spring training that I'm used to on the other side of the state. And then I got a call that night. And the call that night said, El Tuve's going to walk through the clubhouse with his shirt off tomorrow. Oh, my God. And I'm like, really? I miss those days. I like really. Yeah, don't you miss like how bad is Jose El Tuve's tattoo actually? And so that night, got back into the car, went to the nearest gas station, bought a pack of sunflower seeds and a couple of 20 ounce Coke zeros and drove three hours to watch a grown man walk through a clubhouse. Oh, my gosh. That was organized like that? It wasn't that's funny. So he wanted to say, yeah, I actually have a tattoo. Here it is. The whole thing was so comical when he was doing it too. He walks into the clubhouse. It's just like Baywatch. He like stripped the shirt right off. The tattoo stuff was like the first thing that fully added up, like all of the parts of it. It was like regular print when he didn't like it. He blurred it out in a picture of him on the beach after he got it, which proves he was embarrassed of it, put a shirt on right before the celebration and like actually added up. It was like, oh my God, it's kind of embarrassing that he was so embarrassed of just a simple tattoo. And then he got it redone with cursive in between the World Series. I gave him credit. I was like, hey, that's weird, but it adds up.