 would create a jeopardy or made the conviction vulnerable to appeal. But he did it because he wanted the conviction. And they figured, all right, we'll handle the appeal later. Let's just get this conviction in the bank. And so, you know, can you sentence a guy while his appeal is still, you know, in the works? I guess you can. It's New York. In a normal world, you likely wouldn't do that. But again, again, the theme of the show today, this is not a normal world.