Pit equipment out here. This wall thing here. Uh man, I don't know. I don't think that. Yeah, I think it was. For some reason, it was. Yeah, because we had we had uh we had pit equipment in here all the time. Tires, fuel jugs. But, you know, this is a pretty rare building because it's not all sectioned up. You know, when you look back at the Square DS when Square D I brought Square D into the sport and and that's even more of an interesting story where when I built a house here in Concord, North Carolina, there was a system called Elon. E L O N. Everybody makes fun of it in that is in that industry, but it was what happened. It wasn't successful, but I liked it. And it was an intercom system, you know, and in those days it was the big deal. Anytime I say Elon to people like in that industry that I'm like, I don't know what you're laughing at, but whatever. But I put in a square a system called Elon. It was made by Square D in my home. Now, this is how I got the sponsor. So, after I get it in my home, you know, you can pick up your phone, push pound seven and, you know, have speakers throughout the house or security system. Not a year later, an executive, a regional like sales guy comes knocking on my door, says, "Hey, I'm with Square D and we want to sponsor you." That's how I got the Square D sponsor. Like somebody must have said, "Oh, we put a system in the race car driver Kenny Wallace's house." So they were like, "Call him up." Yeah. And I mean, so this shop, this shop is an extension because when when I got the sponsorship for the team, I'll never forget, you know, Filbert Martasi is gone now. Said to me one day, he goes, "You know why I don't have sponsors?" I'm like, "No, Phil." Now, Filbert was a wealthy man, Filbert Martasi. I said, "No, Filbert, why don't you like sponsors?" Jesus because sponsors tell you what to do and I don't want nobody telling me how to control my team. Well, when you went to the Cup series yet, you know, you had to get some money. But Filbert was so wealthy that he ran all his Bush Grand National teams with Bobby Hamilton, Jeff Burton, all on his own money. Is that what that TIC was? Well, TIC ended up being a company that he created called Transportation Industry Consultant. He created a credit card. So TIC what he would do is he would call like not back then but Flying J loves Pilot he would call them and he'd go okay I'm going to have a thousand trucks I guarantee you a thousand trucks are going to come gas up at your…
