Hi. Hi, how are you? Good, how are you doing? Well, I I don't know if I have seen you in the last time I seen you. Oh, yeah. I hope so. It's good to finally meet you after so long. I have no idea. I miss you so much. Thank you. I'm sorry about what happened. I never ever felt anything but remorse for you as well as myself because you had to deliver that. And people do not understand that information is devastating. To everybody in the To everybody, including you because I know that you were here in my home with me and my daughter and then my sisters showed up and you just seen my reaction and our reaction to it and and and I can't even imagine how upsetting that is for you to go home with that thought in your mind. It doesn't go away quick. No, I can't imagine. And we had to do more and more and more of these over the past few years. It's gotten so out of control and um I think that's one of my biggest issues right now is my son died of fentanyl poisoning. He didn't choose to die. He didn't know he was going to die if he took that pill. My son didn't die of an accidental overdose. My son was poisoned by fentanyl. By fentanyl. My son took something that had been altered and changed from what it was and it killed him. And he made the ultimate sacrifice of making the stupidest decision he's ever made and it took him away from us. But he did not die of an accidental overdose. It's not like he did too much of something. He took one pill, and there was one pill left at his house. We deal with it on a daily basis, unfortunately, now, and it's it's gotten out of control. That's him there. My crazy unicorn. And the bike? Yeah. And my I got his bike out in the garage, yeah. But I have something for you. I want to show you something real quick. And you're going to think I'm really silly. I haven't seen one of these in years. He could do a Rubik's Cube. He could do the 10-sided ones, the octagon ones, but he could do this one in about 30 seconds. And so anybody I meet who didn't know my son, I give them a Rubik's Cube with my son's name on it, so that you'll always remember. I want people to say my son's name. I want people to remember my son. I'll keep it with me in my truck. His urn, and we had a special made urn for him, and it's um it's a Rubik's Cube. Cuz he literally was like this crazy kid for Rubik's Cubes. Well, thank you for inviting me over. It's good to see you again under different I've been literally I've been wanting to for so long. I really have. It's nice to see you. It It took a It took a fat minute for me to start thinking of other things other than his death, but then I started thinking, "Oh my gosh, I need to figure out how I can get a hold of that sorry or that deputy because I really want to talk to him and stuff, so." It's appreciated. Yeah. I just I want you to know that as a mother and for you to have to deliver that news it can't be easy for you ever, and I appreciate how much you were supporting me that day and wonderful you were to me and my family. All I can imagine is what if I was in that situation? How would I Yeah. want to be treated. Anything you need, all you got to do is call. I know. And we're here for you. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I am in a better place. I've been doing some art and you know, I try to keep myself busy. to see you smile. Yeah, I'm smiling. It's taken a couple years, but I am smiling again.