This puts you all in a strangement, it puts you all in such a difficult position and a very, very painful one. Walk us through those days as you gave your resignation, as you had been asked to, thinking this is just temporary. Honest before the Lord to save TBN and to honor TBN, I confronted my parents on two very serious issues. One was what I mentioned earlier, the alcoholism. My dad literally was going on the air with me drunk. Literally where he was stumbling for words, he had what we called marble mouth. And we were afraid on live television, when you're not in your right mind, God only knows what He could say or, you know, or, you know, word out. We just didn't know. And he was literally going on, praise the Lord program. I had a conversation with my brother and my mother after dad went on live, praise the Lord, just not in his right mind. And we got my father help, we got him doctors, we got him as much assistance as we could professionally to try to deal with alcoholism. The doctor told me your father is an alcoholic, just classic. And what's the first thing that alcoholics do is they deny, deny, deny. But what I did with the assistance of our production director, Bob Fautma, he gave me a DVD of one of the behind the scenes that my dad and I did where dad was just not there. And I handed it to my father one night. And this is where as a son, when you're confronting your, your own parent. On the pain that he was suffering. And, you know, his dealing with alcoholism, we know that is just trying to mask the pain of, I'm sure trauma in his background. That's a whole nother show. But he watched the DVD that night and he came back to me that the next morning, he almost came to me like a little child. And he just said, oh, PJ, he called me PJ, he goes, I'm so sorry. I am so sorry. So we kind of dealt with that and reconciled it, but he was not real happy with me that I had, you know, kind of brought up the elephant in the room. And then I also as chief of staff had gotten some footage from a security camera in Orlando, Florida of a black and white camera that covered our parking lot. I saw footage of my mother and an employee there, a guy named Les Shevel Day off, he played Jesus at that theme park. And they were hugging and kissing inappropriately, you know, they were kissing like married people do not like a peck on the cheek. Thanks. And I'm out of here. And I confronted my mother on that issue also by the phone. And when I did, she again, denied, denied, were friends. I'm literally holding the phone this far from my ear because she was just yelling and tearing me down saying, how could you bring this up? So both of my parents were not thrilled with me, but I was confronting what I thought I needed to do as chief of staff to save TV in the embarrassment. When my daughter's situation came about, all they did is look at me and said, get Kara to drop the lawsuit, get Kara to drop her lawsuit. They were looking at me. She's your daughter. She's your daughter. Get her to drop it. And by that point, the attorneys were in charge and I couldn't. So out of your hands. So they asked for my resignation and I was so like tired of being caught in this storm and caught between a rock and a hard place. I said, fine, I'm out of here. And so I left. And, you know, dad called me a few days later and said, PJ, let's let this settle. We're going to do an investigation, which they did all of the email stuff, garbage. And at that point, he said in six months, we'll bring you back and, you know, we'll all, let's move on. And the problem is after about six months, my father's health truly broke. And within a year of me leaving, he was dead. And at that point, Matt moved in, moved in with my mother. They took over the board. You know, they changed whatever they wanted to change. And there, at that point, I was, I couldn't come back if I wanted to.