I was just thinking the other day how great Jim Halpern's face or Halloween costumes are and how they're like, they're so perfect and so funny and also like kind of annoying that like, he's really phoning it in actually.

He is phoning it in and he's like, he's not doing an out of it, but like, but you're still like.

But it's also like, but like, you like, you really phoned it and clearly didn't care and somehow are like still doing it the best.

Well, it's three whole, three whole bunch of Jim is fun because they work at a paper company. It's like.

Right. It's like, three whole bunch of Jim. It's like, that's not a thing. It's not, there's no such thing.

Right. You just put three circles on you, man.

And where you're saying blue shirt.

Facebook. You just wrote a word on your face.

Okay. Here is a question that I think is interesting because we've talked before in the past about the,

there's not like that, that's which TV personality quiz are you?

And it's like, it's like one of those things where it's like, obviously you can't put that much stock into it.

But it's also interesting because if you, if you so desire, you can contribute to the algorithm that helps decide how these characters are being assessed.

And as such, it's like, it does feel like there's a lot of data points being injected from a lot of, you know,

individuals who are sort of like giving you the final, final rough thing or whatever.

And when I've done it in the past, I have gotten two of my all time favorite characters as my results,

which is Jim Halpert and Ted Lasso.

Right.

And what's interesting about that is like, do those characters in particular resonate with me because apparently I,

I share like their values or approach to life or, or whatever the case may be.

Yeah.

Because like when, like, I, like, glow with pride.

Like, at the, at the making about that.

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