Not for human or animal use. They're like, are you sure this is the right site? Like, yes, the law is what it is. But here's another really good piece of good news because drug advancement is, so first of all, because obesity drugs are so competitive and because there's like six major pharmaceutical companies and I'm wildly invested in these things, this need of advancement. So also the general line of research on GLPs has been around for a long time because it's diabetes. They just like crank up the dose, modify a few things and now they have an anti-obesity drug. These drugs are coming out so fast now. So for example, there's a drug in testing now called retaturite. Or retaturite if you wanna say it non-mimatically. And it doesn't attack two pathways like, so we have a Zempic which attacks just GLP1. We have Terzepatide which attacks GLP1 and GIP. And now we have retaturite which attacks GLP1, GIP and Leucagon and retaturite. Not only does it make you a lead less, it also has you increase your calorie burning with no perceptive or energetic effects on you whatsoever. It doesn't feel like caffeine, it feels like nothing. So if you burn more calories all the fucking time and that's like Gen 3, 4, 5, it's a Gen 5 drug. And so like there's already Gen 6 drugs and probably seven and eight and nine already in development. What I'm saying is this, like right now sometimes you have to go funky ways to get an Zempic. Nick, in about three or four years here, maybe less, Zempic's gonna be the equivalent likely cineprol for blood pressure. It's gonna cost like a dollar a pill and it's your insurance. That's fine, yeah fine. It's free. Exactly. Like that's where it's going. Like Ozempic is people are like, Ozempic, Ozempic, Ozempic, Ozempic. It's just the first drug with a name, you know? It's like saying like, you know, when I don't know what the first alcohol that was, let's say vodka was first. You're like, hey, what do you guys drink in vodka? That's like, dude, you know how many other fucking drinks there are than vodka? How many fucking drinks taste better than vodka? Russia? Sorry. But it's kind of like we don't need to get caught up in this one drug. And the good news is these drugs are gonna be ubiquitous and nearly free and super available for all because competition's nasty. And you know how many people are gonna want fucking third generation drug when you've got eighth generation under prescription. Oh, still going to be someone's going to make it and then they're going to make it generic and it's going to be cheap as fuck. So all good things are coming.