No. So where is this food going? Who's getting fed here? I, you know, that's the thing. And I We hear this all the time from those like you said, that are still in that academia circle that are very I call them the fanboys and the fan girls. They want us to judge Asha by their definition of good intentions or their labor that they have, but they're not asked. You know, it's like you can't judge them by their intentions and what they're doing. Well, no, I'm sorry. In the real world, we judge things by its results. I may be as benevolent as I say, and I want to do all these great, idealistic things that are high minded for the field. Yeah, but at the end of the day, like you said, we have a national association whose revenue is pretty much almost double PT and OT we I mean, they're almost equals when you put them together, of those two disciplines, and yet, do we have any greater results with our reimbursements? Are our working conditions better? Are we? Are we really getting a bang for our buck there? Hell no. I mean, we're down in the muck with them. And I know when they come back, all the defenders say, well, it's not their fault. It's the fault of Congress, and they've not done this. Hey, I get it. I get what Congress is all about. But we've spent, you know, we've spent $2 on the dollar here compared to our other associations, and the result is not there. And so when you dig into those numbers, and you see, Jesus, we're paying over a million dollars in catering. We've got a former CEO who's still flying around in the golden parachute and getting paid obscene amounts of money. And you ask questions, and that's that's really what this is about. This is a conversation about, hey, maybe this Well, the way you're charging this certificate, and you're really kind of doing a loss leader business model, only charging $29 for membership and everything else goes into this bloody certificate, maybe it's not a good use of the money when you send lawyers out to go try to, you know, keep your certificate ensconced in there. These are the questions that are being asked, and the answers are just very murky. You know, we had a meeting, and we decided not to do this, and we're going to change our rules, but when we tried to change the before, noone liked them, so we're still going to change the rules.