H.T.L.E.G. man, all the way up here in the trap fucking with my first question. I got to ask this because if Chico's here, he would definitely ask this. Now, Pempsi held you in a very high regard to the point where he just pretty much separated you from all the other rappers and say, hey, mouse, you know, these niggas are sad, but Z-Rom. Yeah. Like, man, please give us a Pempsi story just off the top. Just to pay homage to a real another ghetto legend. Sweet James Jones. Sweet James Jones. Man, first of all, man, R.I.P. to the Pemps. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, when you put money on the niggas books, like, you got to put it on these books. Like, these people came and come and got me up out of my seat. I was like, somebody brought you money. It's new to me this way inside the prison. And I go into the cafeteria instead of putting this shit on my book. It gives me $500. I'm like, first of all, you know, you're in the cafeteria, you feel me? And then you give me, like, I can't use this shit in here. You know what I'm saying? Like, do with it, what you will and walk down. Yeah, so I know it was quick. But I mean, there was a moment between R.I.P. to the Pempsi and the GAMEA and walked out the prison. It was hard to get inside of a prison if you ain't got no spin number. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, he brought me my shit personally. Yeah, yeah. Now, that's hard. He ain't sending no money through somebody on the green dot. Yeah. Then he actually stepped foot in the prison. Yeah. Not like, in visitation. Now, he isn't getting the cafeteria. Yeah, with the beans. Yeah, he brought me my shit, man. So, how did you transfer the money to your book? I never did. I had to keep that shit until 2007. I just kept $500 until 2000. I think it was 2006 at the time. 2007, I mean, I came home with $500. I got came home with $500, like, and you know, it's the old Frankenist, like the little bit of week ones. You know what I'm saying? Like that little blue shit we got in there. It was little faces when you went in. Yeah, little faces. And it was big faces when you got out. No, it was still little faces. I mean, I still take little faces. I'm looking for something. I'm not saying money. Money is money. Dude, dude.