And then we did have one more surprise for you. What is that? You did not get water ice. We got you water ice because because it’s my last meal. It’s your last meal. And I was watching Sing Sing the other day, which is a fantastic movie, but there is a point where you as Divine G. Whitfield are being asked to talk about your perfect memory. And you say, “It’s a hot summer day. My mom gave me 25 cents to get the water ice.” And I thought Dwine G. Whitfield is not from Philadelphia. He’s from New York. New York would call this Italian ice. You got it. I thought this might be a Coleman Domingo memory. It’s a Coleman Domingo memory that was embedded in there. You You’re really good. Thank you. Because that was um my director Greg Quidar said, “We want you. We’re going to do an improv and tell a personal story.” And so for us, it was the moment to actually bring in instead of Divine G, it was Coleman right there. And it was like one of my memories, which was a cherry water rice. It is very Philly. And you got to say water because that’s what we say. And they would say water ice. Water ice. I grew up heavy on the water ice. Water. Water ice. Water ice. When’s the last time you’ve been to Arita’s water ice? Last time I had a water ice was about maybe about 3 years ago and I went down to South Street. I was like, we got to we got to get a water rice cuz it’s not a thing that we we just don’t have that in California. No, they’ve Rita’s tried to franchise, but I think they’re they’re doing California is like we’re not having it. Yeah, a little bit. Mhm. M [Music]