I mean, it's endless. I mean, I'm trying to think of more. But off the top of my head, it's just it's every year. The guys that are not going to be the greats become better than the ones that aren't, and it's just these people get super convinced and their convictions and I just find it funny because it's just there's so much that we don't know and that goes into this stuff. And even though kuipers of the world are reaching for a lot of the information they have, it's like trying to predict a two year old maybe special weight. There's angles. So you're going to be surprised sometimes. Oh, man. I mean, yeah, I feel like racing people we could appreciate that, because how many times have we walked into a race? Like I frosted as no shot in the Met mile this year. That was me walking around Emeril telling everybody was the worst two to one shot of all time. I tell you what I left emerald faster than frosted ran that day for sure. I didn't like them. Well, and the thing was, it's like, it's one thing to get beat and it's another thing when the horse is 12 in front with at the 8th pole and you're just like, yeah, had that one clock. Yeah, I mean, between that and more spirit and the Met mile for a couple of years there, I definitely not only was beat trying to beat the chalk, but embarrassed. That happens, pal. All right, chef, we'll catch up to you next week. I have a good weekend and getting close to that Churchill, November meet. Yeah, very close couple of weeks away. And good chattin as always and have a good weekend yourself. All right, we'll be right back half the short time out. It's JCB horse racing podcast, brought to you by to inspires. This is the Jason beam horse racing podcast, brought to you by twin spires. All right, big thanks to the jury. Big thanks to you guys for joining us all week. Appreciate everybody tuning in to the show..