Okay, last question and I'm gone. JazakAllah huayrani for each and every word that you deliver. My question is, how can we strive balance among non-mahram colleagues and family? You live in a non-Muslim country where shaking hands is showing respect. So how can we say no without hurting them? Was it about you or me? But look, at least in the United States, we're a pretty free society, right? So you could do pretty much anything. You could shake feet. And America. You could do silliest things. So when a woman sticks out her hand, some people are comfortable with shaking her hand and they'll quote a fatwa or something and whatever. I'm personally not comfortable shaking hands with women. I'm not giving you a fatwa. I'm just saying I'm personally not comfortable. And I'll just say, you know, we have this thing in our family where we only touch women within our family and we have too much respect for women outside to, we don't have the privilege to be able to touch them. It's a thing. It's almost something. So instead of turning it into something like, you, you got fit, I can't touch you. I turn it into, listen, we just out of respect for women unless they're in our family, we don't have the right to touch them. I hope you can respect that. And they do. We just got to find a smart way of saying things. You know, you don't have to just say, you know, well, we believe in the Mahalmushadi Kuna and Najas. We believe that the Mushadi Kuna are filth and you clearly are Mushadi K. So you're lucky I don't have a gas mask on right now to tolerate your presence. And therefore shaking my hand is out of the question, but here's my sock. You can shake that. That's another way of going. You decide which one suits your personality more. Thank you so very much everybody. Jazakumullah, Hulayhi wa-l-Lasayn. I have to rush out of here because I have to catch a flight tonight. And if I don't, I am going to be the beehive home. So, say, Jazakumullah, Hulayhi wa-l-asayn. Please make lots of door out for me. I'll be making lots and lots of door for you on my trip back. Be responsible people. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah.