there's problems of not having money. Those problems can be very, very stressful, and at the same time, here's here's what I find about growing to the next level of what's possible for us. Yeah, it's very easy to dead in the pain of a problem through ignoring it and pretending like it doesn't actually exist, or pretending like it doesn't bother us that much. I've done this. This is how human beings are the most prolific and prosperous entities on the planet, because we're a. Adaptable, right? So Charles Darwin, early on in his, in his, you know, evolutionary philosophy, scientific philosophy, you know, he said it was about the survival of the fittest, that it was the fittest they survived. And you probably know, you may realize that actually, later on in his later work, he actually kind of retracted that, and he's, it's not the survival of the fittest, it's the survival of the most adaptable. Yeah, who fits exactly? Who fits into the fittest? You fit in? Yeah, because they're adaptable. Yeah, right. So when we think about this idea, so going back to that, fit themselves to the situation, that's right. So human beings were very adaptable, meaning we can be in a really crummy situation, and we can survive in that, and we can be like, this isn't that bad, which is at the same time, in one hand, it's a blessing because it allows us to live decent lives, and on the other Hand, it's also, in a way, a curse, because it keeps us stuck and it keeps us from experiencing what we could experience that we don't even know exists. In other words, a greener pasture that truly is, a greener pasture, something that we did not even know could possibly exist. And I found this in my marriage. First 20 years of my marriage, I was like, this is this is what marriage is like. Like my wife and I, we hardly argued, you know, we we had six kids. We were dividing and conquering the different tasks of raising a family and being spouses and, you know, physically intimate a couple times a month, which at the time I thought was amazing, you know, but as I've grown and as I become like an middle aged man, I'm like, you know, we've worked on our relationship, and now the quality of connection I have with my wife because of the and this didn't happen by accident. It happened because of therapy we went to. It happened because of training and coaches that we hired in all areas of intimacy and relationship, and there has opened up a completely new level to my marriage that I did not even know existed before. I did not know a marriage could be like this, and I know there's another level beyond where I'm at right now. Yeah, so going back to architecture, it's easy to be so adapted to our current situation that we just, we almost become resigned. I'm not sure the right word for it, Ryan, but you you see what I'm pointing out, like, this idea of, like, stagnant, I'm stagnant, but I don't feel stagnant, but it's like, yeah, well,