I feel like, well, I had a strong, me, everything I guys because of my background, my strong foundation, my mother, my mother number one, my mom is that mom who's gonna put everything before herself, we're gonna put her kids before herself she'll do whatever it takes. And yeah, my mom came to this country. Yeah, we can't, I wasn't even born yet, but we can't illegally. And sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do for a dream. You know what I'm saying? A dream that you wanna see your kids live. And they, my brothers, my two older brothers, my mom, they sacrificed so much. You know what I'm saying? They could have killed herself, you know what I'm saying? Like, you gotta, I ain't gonna go in debt, but it's just a lot, you gotta go through. And we made it. And from there, my mom always, yeah, just looked out for us. And my dad was already here working. And he ended up moving from California to Atlanta for a job, for a job like a, because right before I was born, they was working on the Olympics, the Atlanta Olympics. So a lot of, that's even a reason right now why Georgia's one of the fast growing, fast is growing, Hispanic populations, you know, because the beginning of that was because of the Olympics, you know what I'm saying? They was doing the Olympics in Atlanta, so they brought a lot of workers to come, you know, make all that stuff. And you know how we is, you know, we workers. So my dad was already down here working. So my mom brought us down here to the A. And that's when I was born. So yeah, that's how I came out of high school, and I'm forever grateful, you know, I'm saying all that. So I feel like it's just the American dream. Yo, you're family's from Guerrero, right? Yeah. That's what, so that's over there by, I can pull, you ever. Yeah, it's about over there. I went over there when I was maybe liking it. I don't know what grade in middle school, but I think it's great. And it was a very humbling experience. I remember going out there. First of all, we drove all the way from fucking college part, which took like, fucking three days. We was in the Chevy Luma, got down, car, car breaking down. And she was, yeah, car, car breaking down, got down. What else? Fucking, when we got in Mexico, it was hell of like cliffs, like going around the mountains, like, God, we, we went deep into it was crazy. And as soon as we got there, it was like, well, my mom and dad from my dad, like nothing but dirt roads. I remember we were standing like a shack, like, like you see what I live at now, like this thing got air conditioning, got the still in all that man. It was nothing but concrete, like a kind of like, well, if y'all want a sponge bar, we're like, pad tree, stay at, but still we don't smush you though. It was just like, it was more of a rectangle and it don't smush you with just the rectangle. And all concrete, I remember, yeah, no windows, nothing just a door to walk through, no carpet. I think we had like just like a little mattress on the floor, on the outside, no bathroom, the bathroom to do anything. You want to take a shower, you know, use it, you had, it was like a little whale, like with the water and stuff, you got to get a bucket, take a shower, you got to get a bucket for the toilets, all that, all like concrete. And yeah, it was like the wow, wow, it's brilliant. It was a very humbling experience. I loved it so much though, because at the end day, it was me going back to my roots, the culture, you know, just seeing all that, seeing my family going to the corner store with all the different chips. Yeah. Spikes to see all that, getting got them bigottas, all that different type of tacos and every corner like, it was cool, man, I liked it. I never really went back to where my parents from, but I need to go soon. And when I grew up, 2013 or 2014, I went to Mexico City and I, I never really been around so I didn't know, I'm taking like, this should be like, well, I'm from, I'm taking that. When someone's like, I'm like, oh, this shit like, this city is not nothing like what I'm from. So I got both experiences and it was cool, man, like it was cool. I liked it. Man. Yeah. So I remember you was out there with Paco, right? Yeah. I brought it. Yeah. That's when I went to Mexico City and Paco, I brought Paco out there. It was, man, that was super cool, man, because I don't know. We just had lots of fun, man. I feel like I was just in the hometown again, you know, and my favorite food tacos, it was tacos that every corner got there. Right. Right. It was crazy.