I was asking you guys, do you think it's too much or is it right on track for Zach to bring my parents a gift tomorrow when he meets them for the very first time? He specifically said, I gotta bring something to Gail. One of his coworkers, this actually started with a conversation at his work. One of his coworkers was like, You gotta bring your mom some flowers. And I was thinking, well, I mean, you don't have to buy my mom anything. Like, that's not necessary, although it is her birthday in August. So, so I I wanna read those answers, but there's one thing that I covered a few minutes ago that I have to read a quick text on. I was telling the story of the guy who had some nerve damage in his body, and his wife was biting his toes every single night to stimulate his flanges and his toes, his toesies, and it worked. It really did work. She was biting his toes. And somebody said, um, my question is, why does someone need to be biting the toes? Wouldn't pinching with fingers not work or all the technology we have? Can't we find like a 3D print something? I just don't think I would put those nasty feet in my mouth. I was also thinking, what about tongs? Can't you like just tong it up and like clack the toes? I don't know. I'm maybe it needs a little bit more pressure, like those teeth. Okay, let me let me read before we get into the big three. Let me read some of your responses on should Zach bring my parents a gift? And here's what they said. Um it's a good idea. He can take some kind of food or snack from our area that he grew up with as a gift. Oh, that's perfect. Or wine. Okay. Then we have this one. I think it's very sweet that he wants to do that. I might suggest something local. Love, love, love. Even though they've been here numerous times, it might be a nice gesture. This one is great too. Somebody said uh something along the lines of, and I'll have to find it here because oh, here it is. Absolutely bring a gift for the parents as long as it's cost appropriate. I feel an appropriate gift for the mom shows the perfect amount of respect for both parents. I think so too. I don't think my dad would necessarily want to receive a gift. I think that Gail likes to be buttered up with a gift. And three, two, one. We're listening to Scott and Allie. Scott and Allie's big three. Yeah, I think, I mean, today we're gonna be at the Corning Farmers Market anyway. Um, something tells me I could easily find some finger legs snacks, treats, and goodies to take to her. I think she would or not for not me. He will find those. Absolutely. At Hershey Park, a fawn was found sleeping under a tree where everyone's riding rides. Workers took action, covered the deer's head with a towel, then carried it out of the park. Hershey Entertainment said in a statement, After the deer entered our park, our team secured the area carefully, and then the Pennsylvania Game Commission came, followed their guidance, we responded to the situation. If you think AI is going anywhere, doesn't look like it. Meta is spending almost all of its free cash flow on AI-related spending. Now, when they're after the market closed yesterday and they had to reveal their free cash flow, it was down 91% compared to last year. But the company, they're making money and they're spending it. Whatever they're making, they're spending it. They say that their capital expenditures for their AI systems, like servers and data center centers, all of that money spending increased by 83%. So whatever's coming in, they're putting investing right into AI. Fauci takes the fifth. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the infectious disease expert who led the US in response to COVID-19, repeatedly refused to answer questions during a very tense Senate hearing yesterday. He invoked the Fifth Amendment more than a hundred times. More than a hundred times. Senator Paul Rand, who led the hearing and I would say aggressively was questioning Fauci about the origins of the pandemic, said there would be repercussions for his refusal to answer the questions. And there you go. There's the big three. I want you to be here in an hour because there is some major waves coming with DoorDash that just got approval, and we might see it as early as this fall. Hang on.