Alright, here we are one year later, and what do we have, Pam? Okay, so I want to do a minimum harm to this, and I'm gonna cut right back in here, and get a little chunk. Uh, we know this will reheal, but I don't want this figure of the outside. Nice incisions, damn it. Oh yeah, this is looking really good. That's more than enough tissue. Now, if you look at the conk, you can't even see that it took a piece. Low impact for people, this is really important. So, we'll now clone this. Okay, Dr. Pam, here's this specimen. Yep, we have to keep it sterile, so we have band-aids. It won't be perfectly sterile, but, you know, that's what we got. Right on. To the laboratory. In the Batmobile. Yeah. Be mess up. This is the Eagercon we found last year, and take a back and cloned it. And I didn't even tell that we took a sample, and I think this is this year's growth. Looks like it. And look at those beautiful beads. Excellent. So gorgeous.