This is gonna sound even, like -- not stupid, but like it's not really that big of a deal. But anyway, it is to me, you know? ‘Cause today we went to Aldi and we got like… Well, like my dad and I went, but I was only one who went in, ‘cause he was like, "You know, why don't you just go buy it today?"I was like, "What? Like me alone? That's crazy." Like, "Yes. Yes, of course, I will." So I just -- literally all we had to get was milk, ‘cause that's all we wanted to buy. Like, that's like -- we didn't want anything else. Like we could, but we just, we just didn't want to. So, anyway, I, I went in by myself, guys. I know, I'm like, [a teenager]. At my grown age, I should have been doing this like a long time ago, but I am an only child and I have like pretty strict parents. Like, I was a pretty sheltered kid. Like I never even… Bro, my mom would hold my hand in the house, okay? The bar is so low. Like the overprotectiveness is crazy, you know? So like, I just, I never really did anything on my own. The only time I really felt free growing up was like camp, or like field trips, or anything remotely similar to that where I was like, away with other children. But it's never just been me, you know? Like, I haven't even finished my driver's training stuff yet because I started super late. So, and it's also on me ‘cause I was also scared, ‘cause I was like, "I don't know, I don't know what's going on." Like, "No, thank you. I don't want to sit behind a wheel. I barely have walked in a grocery store. What are we talking about?"