I grew up in this small, like a very small, like a public and white town. It's funny because I can get credit over the phone like crazy. You know that in my ex-crisi town, I'm like, yes, this is true. It's so much fun. We love you, come in and receive some extra gifts. I don't like going home, I'm going to get through this now. I think they think I'm white. They're trying to treat me like extra gifts and all this stuff, like what's going on. You know what, but I'm not. But like I'm not only like a bunch of white people, right? So our music selections, you know, I really listen to a lot of rock and roll. And I noticed, and I listened to rock and roll, now white people are really like, like, I'm really lucky. Because white people can ask for stuff that black people really can't ask for. Okay, like I was showing my friends, I listened to music and the song was like, here, that voice never threw my heart, here that voice never wrote, boom, boom, boom, boom. Right, and everybody's doing the dance to my heart. And I was like, oh my god, am I like a call right now? Everybody's asking for a poison arrow through the heart. I don't want to go to heaven stage. Yeah, I'm not. I'm like, my life is a little bit. They're like, look, you're a shit of poison arrow through your heart. And I was like, yo, I'm not as lucky as you people, you know, black people are poison arrow through my heart. Like heart disease is a number one killer back in America. I'm not just going to see it and ask for it. You know, I'm saying, it's going to be stupid. If I'm going to ask for arrow through my heart, it's really going to be stupid. You know, I'm not talking about it. I'm talking about it.