I figured out possibly even approach that might make sense in terms of all the structure of the story. If you add him, you know, he didn't make a great sense. It's unlikely that we could say that he made it into Texas Tech. In fact, we'll just chuck that up to all the other tragedies or something like that, but just like the character that played by Rob DeRoll in the Apostle, he's in denial. You know, so, you know, he volunteers at the local church and he ends up breading, you know, kind of like that. I think he goes to, takes a couple classes at Community College, but, you know, it doesn't really kind of know what he wants. He lives by cariously through the students that, well, let's put it this way, he's waiting on the transfer. You know, he has a good belief that he might, you know, be able to transfer into Texas Tech. You know, and so, he thinks he's finished with his coursework, but maybe he was in that summer transitional program. Yeah, he was in a summer transitional program where, had he made the grade, he'd be accepted. Hold on, there's a cut of stress to that.