It's kind of surreal. I mean, it just sort of like, I try not to think about it too much. I mean, I don't accuse somebody comes as one of the big fan of yours. I really, I really like that I like it better. I'm, you know, I'm a reader or my friend or whatever. I just think it's about sharing stories. And I think the fact that so many people are moved by The Glass Castle, is just an indication that they have a story as well. I think it frees up people to think about it to tell their own stories. So many people have told me like, I was, I didn't want to talk about my story until I read yours. And yours is even weirder than mine. So it made me less ashamed of mine. So it's like, great. You know, if, if people would say, you know, I thought I had a screwed up family, hers is even worse, if that makes people feel good. God bless them. You know, it just, it's all good. You know, fear is contagious. And hatred is contagious, but so is honesty. And so is openness. And I think it's about sharing these things we have in common one time, I was doing this reading and this, this young woman, she stopped. She said, you know, Miss walls, she said this, this young African American woman, she said, your book was assigned to me in Moscow, and she said, I'll be honest, I said, I had no interest in reading about some West Virginia hillbillies. She said, But girlfriend, you and I could be sisters. And to me, that's what it's all about. Now breaking down the barriers of these things that we think we don't have in common with she's just the West Virginia Woolf, she just a girl from the ghetto, she just a girl from the suburbs? No, no, no, we're all the same. We have labels, and the labels are accurate, but we're also much more than our labels. And if you get behind that, and again, that's what those actors did, they got behind the stereotypes, and got to like, what really moves us? And I think it's, it's a question of empathy. And that that's something that should be our kind of go to emotion when we're, you know, when we're butting heads over our differences. It's sort of like, well, let me think about what this person is thinking or feeling or needing, and