Look at on the screen and seeing a little blob, like literally with a blob, it was the size of what a jelly bean. Yeah, it didn't even have any forms of legs or arms yet. But just seeing that was like, whoa. And then the second sign of grand was a little bit even more surreal because you could see the baby had formed just in the two weeks, three weeks that we had gone the first time and now the baby had long legs. We'll put up a picture. Like, I will put the picture up right now. Look at the picture. All right. That's the baby chiller right there. You see the long legs right there? Like, wow. Yes. That's a boy, by the way. I think we don't have the results yet. So you. Like, that's a boy. Whole girl in there. But yeah, I would say that was definitely a high both ready. Time's going to get this on the ground and seeing that. Truly, your heart grows 10x when you just see that sign of grand and say, wow, this is really happening. But my wife is carrying our child and seeing that little form of life starting to grow within you and being able to hear the heartbeat. I mean, instantly your heart is just like, wow. Like, that's that's mine. Yes. That's my baby. Yes. So I would say those two were my highs for sure. Not to say that there weren't other highs, but definitely surprising the family and our friends with the news and seeing their reactions was such a high. Just the outpour of love from friends and family on social media. I mean, when I looked up and saw the response from everyone and the messages and the calls that we received, it was so overwhelming to know that so many people love us near and afar and are just so supportive of our growth and where we are, that meant a lot to me and a lot to us. And then seeing the sonogram, I was just like, my goodness. That was amazing. So we don't want to get too deep into it because this is just us discussing an overview of what the first trauma is like. And we know we got the second trauma that we're going to cover in the third. So to wrap things up, what are some expectations that you think parents to be should look out for? In the first trimester. Just giving what we've gone through. That's a great segue. So expectations is, I would say, first off, be patient. Definitely from the man's point of view, you have to be patient and you have to realize that.