Now we know the manners of Khutbatul Jum'ah nowadays. Make sure your cell phone is on. Make sure it's full volume. Make sure you have a 50 cent ringtone. Make sure to have, I don't know, who calls you right during Salat? But make sure you find some friend who will call you right at that time. So we have certain adab of Khutbat nowadays that we have to follow. And we're pretty good at that, Mashallah. And of course there are people who have so much takwa that when they're sending Salat and praying and their phone goes off and it's an Indian song or whatever, they have so much takwa that they cannot reach their hand in their pocket and turn it off, we have to listen to the entire thing. You know, it's especially entertaining during the Haurein Asa, silent prayers, we get to enjoy it when full Khushur. It's awesome, it's the best. So we know the manners of Khutbatul Jum'ah. Or at least we're supposed to. We're supposed to know. And make sure you get the last one to get there. Make sure. Make sure you get there in a time. Maybe catch like the second Rukul war. So you can fulfill the accounting principle, l-i-lifle, you know, last in first out. Also make sure you park your car in a way that nobody else can get out. These are from the manners of Khutbat that you must follow. And all of you are Mashallah familiar. We're good Muslims, so we know these things. So anyway.