My earliest time I can recall was in the fifth grade on Valentine’s Day when a classmate got me a valentine that said, “For Your Eyes Only” on the envelope. And the syntax — I know it’s a, it’s a saying that everyone uses, but at the time I hadn’t heard “For your eyes only.” And my first thought was like, “Why are these words worded confusingly? Shouldn’t it — ?” I would understand “For on- — only for your eyes.” And it’s like that makes sense. But “For your eyes only” jumbled my 10 year old brain. So I remember walking around the classroom asking my friends, ’cause I was confused, sincerely. I was like, “What does this mean? I don’t understand what’s going on with this valentine.” And finally, after I’d shown almost everyone by accident, I appealed to my teacher who was like, “It, it literally means you’re the only one who’s supposed to look at it, buddy.” I was like, “Oh my god, I’m an idiot.”