Okay, you don't touch yours, I won't touch mine. We'll keep it simple. Sounds like a great idea. All right. Well, I'm Deputy Slow. We always appreciate knowing if there's a firearm in the vehicle. My my response was, "Hey, you don't touch yours, I won't touch mine." He seemed to be appreciative of that. That is the vast majority of time. That's my response unless there's a gun that I can see and I can take possession of it easily and safely. Kind of depends on on my feel of the you know of the driver having a short contact and conversation with him. I can gauge someone pretty quick if I want to take a firearm or not. Supreme Court says that we could take it for the duration of the traffic stop for our safety.