So that class was all the

way guys. Yeah. All the way, I guess. And then now I think it's I think they've changed it like two or three times and I went now it's five months for everybody. Okay. And the Spanish is mixed in. So it's a kind of a weird system on what like what you have to

learn. Did you speak Spanish to your wife when you were practicing?

Uh, I tried. But uh, yeah, I she would help me on so many assignments. I

was going to say you actually probably were pretty lucky with this significant other because you literally,

yeah, I mean, most people and my

in-laws. There you go. You could you could have real. That actually is quite a benefit.

Yeah, my down there, it's pretty good. His K through five

is Spanish. Dual immersion.

Yeah, but it's like 90, 80, 70 as you get older. Yeah. So like he can read and write and Spanish right now. Yeah,

the hit you with the Spanish hard upfront and then it. Yeah.

So he can't read and write in English, but he can read and write some really Spanish. Yeah. He's like interesting. He's fucking yeah, he's hardcore. So my daughter's going to go into that. So my first two kids went there and they wouldn't let him in that program for some reason. But yeah, so I was like, that is God, I could use that. Because my spanish, I know, I know a lot of the cuss words and stuff. But the job, yeah, right? Yeah. You know the job specific stuff because they have you go through like, you know, training and you're like questions you'd have to ask for interviews, you know, all the pertinent information. And like, I don't know what's, I don't know if they're doing more immersion stuff now and more like babble or, you know, that kind of stuff where it's like conversational or if they're just still sticking to them.