Steven, do you think they'll arrest me if I don't go to jury duty that I forgot that I changed to because I'm in California and I can't be at jury duty when they want me to be at jury duty? I don't know.

So if I don't show up for work, you know why.

So there I was at Sony condo in California on Thursday when I get a text message from the jury duty selection people,

letting me know that I am no longer needed for jury duty on Friday.

And I was like, well, that's a good thing because I won't be there anyway,

because I'm flying all day.

I don't know what happened there, Stephen.

I'm surprised you didn't try and get out of it.

I don't try to get out of it. I move it.

And I did move it. But I'm not sure what, because I went in physically and I moved on the back end.

You can go two or three months out changing the date. And so I don't know why I picked this Friday that, you know,

that particular Friday when I knew I was going to be at condo, unless I still felt like I was not going to end up going to condo,

and then I forgot to change it.

But there was a reason why I made it a Friday, that Friday.

And the reason I made it that Friday is because Monday was a holiday and I knew that they

were going to be out, which means they try to clear the docket before

Friday so everybody can have a longer weekend that's working. And so that was why I chose to pick

a holiday before, um, a Friday before a holiday because I figured there would be more of a chance

that I would be, uh, exempt from it at that point. And it's a good thing because

I would have been traveling. I would have just called them on the phone and be like, hey, I

totally blanked. Can we just change it? And they will just change it again. Now, since you were

dismissed, is it not for another two or three years that they'll reach out again? No, it's a year. It's as a minimum of a year. Is that just

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