So you got it something you have to explain for us. So, Norm Dietrich and Reliables, no-plow experts, stopped by our canard turkey giveaway on Friday when it was all beautiful. Because he wanted to remind people. You could have great day for that. I know, right? What happened? He just wanted to remind people that driving in the snow is a little more difficult than you think, and a little heads up is a little turkey coming in. So he just wanted to point out some of the pointers you should remember before you head out today. So, first snow of the season. People haven't driven in snow in a while. So they're probably going to be all over the place. So what are some reminders, some tips? I just kindly recommend to slow down and allow more space between you and the vehicle ahead of you. As a general rule of thumb in the snow, I double the distance, and that seems to be a great rule of thumb. What about using cruise control? Oh, cruise control is something that we do not recommend using at all, even when the roads are just wet, let along an ice and snow. Your snowplow is specialist. Do you guys get worried your first time out? I was worried, but we could get proactive, and we're ahead of it prior to the actual snow accumulating on the paved surfaces. But actually, there's kind of a buzz word. Guys are getting excited. The teams get excited. The feeling of a big game is kind of what it feels like at the back of the headquarters. So, do you guys try to steer clear of all the cars on the road or you're expecting the cars to stay out of your way? No, no, no. It's all about cooperation and just being slow and reasonable. And sharing the space neutrally together. That's how I describe it. Just nice and easy and slow. Just wait to see what norm has in store for us as we start getting into the winter months, because we're teaming up with reliable snow plows. And they're going to give us a little update road update as we go through our morning. Denise, I don't know.