I have to pull that letter out. That's

funny. It was legit. And it gave us a lot of laughs after the initial tears that came when they saw the fake, fake bad news. All right. Stand by on that note. We'll take a quick break. We'll come back. Much, much more to discuss. I find this discussion absolutely fascinating. And Jenny's got a lot of additional helpful tips for parents out there struggling. What

makes Quick Trip more than a gas station? Just ask our employees. The people make the place. I think that's really what it is. I am a people person. And so I love developing relationships with my customers, having them come in every day, knowing their orders, knowing what they want. You're representing something greater than yourself. And if you can give that person a great experience, it becomes a comfort. That atmosphere definitely affects

our customers, and they see that, and they love it, and they come back. I think

Quick Trip is more than just the gas station. We're family. QT, more than a gas station. For

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Jenny, when I was living in New York, they used to have these massive parental seminars for all the parents of kids who are in the independent school system, which is a nice way of saying private schools. And I went to one of them and they had a couple of students from basically every private school in New York. I mean, these are the most privileged kids in the United States. And one of them, it was a kid who I think he was maybe a sophomore in high school. He had this crazy blonde hair and he laid it on the line. And I remember him saying, you parents want to know why your kids are so fucked up? He was like, it's because we have to get straight A's. We have to join 10 clubs. We have to be the captain of three sports in order to get into the school you went to. And he said, that's why we're boozing on the weekends. We're sneaking alcohol into our parties and we're getting stoned whenever you're not looking at us. I remember being like, holy shit. Oh, my God. OK, got it. Copy and Roger. He was honest, right? Because all that pressure that we put on them comes at the expense of their mental health and it will it will come back to haunt them. And to the point we were making earlier, for what? So they can get an IV. A, they're not getting in. Only three percent of the population is getting in. You talk about how if you just looked at what was it, the state of Connecticut, if you took all the valedictorians,

you know what I'm going for here?