 I didn't really talk about it as one of those things where it's kind of inevitable. But it's not something we really talk about. Just kind of wait and see how it happens. And obviously happened at the end of the inning. So I'm kind of able to congratulate him coming off the field and not take too big of a break in the game. So kind of fitting that he was leading off the next inning. So just again, something that when we can really sit down and try and put things into perspective and look back on it, just a really, really, really special accomplishment. It seemed like everybody in the ballpark wanted to get two strikes when someone was getting on their edge of their seat. Was that what it was like for you guys out there too? Yeah, I mean, just the anticipation. Like I said, it's inevitable, but you just wonder when it's going to come and how it's going to happen. So I know that Cici's glad to have it behind him. And obviously, he's a guy who's not so worried about personal accomplishments as he is the team. So unfortunately, that we weren't able to scratch a few more runs across and get him the win today. But definitely an exciting night, obviously, for us to be a part of. And for everybody in the stadium to get in a witness firsthand is pretty special. Brett, did you say anything in particular to him after? Nothing out of the ordinary. I mean, just told him congratulations and that I was happy for him and I loved him. And nothing I haven't told him before. So again, just super happy for him to go ahead and get it out of the way. Obviously, all his family was here to get to witness it. And I know this is a moment that I'll never free up. Aaron Boone said he's a no-brainer, Hall-fammer. You agree? Yeah, no doubt. I mean, the things that he's accomplished across this game, I don't think that those are going to, you know, we're not going to see that very often anymore. So just not just what he's accomplished on the field, but what he's accomplished in the communities, whether it be in New York or where he's back home in Vallejo in the Bay Area, you know, he's a larger-than-life figure and he's done a lot for the game.