So show us how you grip that fast bump. Fast bump is pretty standard for seam grip. Come across the seams right here. Offset, so I turn it a little bit to the right and I'm in the horseshoe and I go my two fingers on the seams and I'll have my thumb on the seams back here. So that's my last forcing group. Okay, so let me try that. So this, two fingers on the seams. Yeah, and then right here. And then I drop down these fingers where I'm kind of like this. So like that. Yeah, but like these more and more and more drop down. A little more like that. Okay, so this, this, this is dangerous. This is dangerous. Good. Sometimes. Okay, okay. So what other, you want to talk about the curve ball? How fast have you got that? The curve ball is around 75 to 78. Okay. Pretty, pretty consistent right there. So for the curve ball, my fast ball is right here. I'll twist it a little bit to the, I think, right and I'll come with against this horseshoe. Okay. So I got the horseshoe right here and I'll come across it. My fingers. And I'll have my middle finger along the seam a little bit on the left. Okay. And my pointer finger will come right across right there. And my thumb will be on this seam right here. And my goal is to push off this seam with my thumb and the pull with this finger on the seam. I think it gives me a little more traction on the ball. Okay, let me try that one. So the thumb is on the seam. Yeah, return it where you're going across the board sheet. Okay. So the thumb on the seam. And then this one on this seam. Like your pointer, the middle finger on that seam. Yeah. And then this drops there. Yeah. So like this. Yeah. Okay, you'll see that. Dangerous. Watch out. Okay. Show us the last one. And can you tell us how you learned this one? I'm a stitch. So I wanted to learn a slider. And so I looked up who I think the best slider to go in the majors right now. Chris sale. And he said he has two different sliders. One to throw hard and for a strikeout. And one that he does early in the count for a little bit softer. But he comes and he has the horseshoe right here. He'll put his fingers parallel with this seam right here. And so they're kind of on this middle fingers kind of on the seam right here. And this fingers right beside it. And his strikeout pitch was the one I wanted to throw. He brings this thumb kind of up right there. And then the first slow you bring right here. But I think I threw it a couple times the other day. I got some swing, good swing and this on it. And so probably my third best pitch. I don't use this much because it's still I'm still there. But that's awesome. So that's your third best pitch. So those are your top three go two pitches. Okay, so what's the pitch that you're working on? My change up. So my change up. I thought it was four seam fast balls so I thought it was four seam change up. But I'll come across the seams right here. And it's a circle change. And so I'll make a circle with my thumb. Wow. And my pointer finger. And I don't really use my pointer finger at all. It just kind of hangs off. So I spread these fingers out. I used to have this pinky up here. But it would go kind of high and tight towards the righty. So I dropped it down because I feel like I have a little bit more control. And I try to throw it off my ring finger. So I think that's my change up. And I just don't use this much because I'm really trusted. But I think it's getting better and better. Well, we definitely can't wait to see that pitch develop on the next level. We're super excited to see you pitching at LSU. And of course beyond that. So thank you so much for giving us some insight into how you grip your pitch. Thanks for having me. Thank you guys.