Sure. And I just want to say I completely agree with what you're saying that it's it's easy to hear about the Giving Pledge, and Bill Gates and Warren Buffett and think, yeah, okay, fine, they can give, you know, they've got billions and billions in their bank accounts. But what about me, I don't have billions. But I really think that's the wrong way of thinking about it. I mean, there are around a billion people in the world who are living in a state of affluence. And people people get surprised when they hear that I've committed to 10% of my annual income as donations. But the reality is, I'm not going to miss that money. You know, I there. I mean, it is significant, right? Like, at the end of the year, when I do donate that money, I do feel that I feel like it's a big deal. But you know, I'm not going to miss not being able to buy a slightly fancier car or slightly bigger house or you know, even an extra coffee a day, that sort of stuff. It doesn't contribute to my underlying happiness, contentedness fulfillment, but sending a chunk of money at the end of the year to these organizations where I know it's going to do a huge amount of good, that really gives me happiness, that the feeling where every day that I go and do some tennis training every day that I go and play a tennis match the knowledge that I'm contributing to the world in a positive way, that gives me happiness. And so I think, you know, anyone can find 1% of their income, that they're spending on luxury items, like, you could even consider something like a coffee from Starbucks, or luxury item, you can take this as extremely as you want. But But I think everyone living in a western country can say, there is room for me to do a little more good in my life. And I think all of us can, especially at the end of the year, or at the end of the tax year, if we're looking at making donations, we can say, Okay, how can I get a little uncomfortable with this, because I think that little bit of discomfort about giving is a good thing. And that's what I've personally done is just each year sort of got a little more uncomfortable and keep progressing. But Sorry, I've gone on an absolute tangent there, and