Yah, guess I’m just a raging jerk and have no business living. I’ll just go take care of that now!

Lol

Hey, don’t mean to call you out, but you seem to be confusing there and their. Easy way to remember - their has an I in it, as in “I own something.” If you can use our, that’s correct. There is a location “over there,” if you can substitute here, you’ve got it right.