Yes, yes. That's proverbs 1618. Yet perfectly correct. Yeah. So I think what, what I want to advise people is do a check on yourself. Have you got some seeds of pride, because what happens in your garden, your spiritual garden is a little seed is no problem. But when it grows into huge Bush, it just stops everything working, doesn't it? And so I feel I want to say to people's even spiritually, check your check your pride seeds and not starting to grow, you know, put yourself people that can help you. Another thing we talked about in the past is relationships, people can help you. Wise, it can help husbands, Husbands can have wives, that kind of thing is very important. So that's worth saying. But I do want to build up on this as we get near the end with proverbs three, five and six, because this is one of my pivotal verses in my life. Yeah, you know, I was sitting in, I was sitting in the cathedral once meditating on this verse. And I came out of that walked up to someone who I was in a relationship with, but we weren't married. And I proposed based on that verse, trusting God, trusting the Lord with all your heart. And I didn't know what the world was going to be like afterwards for me, and well, my wife now nearly 40 years, but it was this verse and if I'm honest, the verse is, I look back now and say, the first time God really spoke to me, was this verse or in that situation, I was sitting in the cathedral at lunchtime in Sheffield. He spoke to me from this verse, and I did what he said. Anyway, the verse from Proverbs three, five and six, and I want I want to apply this to the idea of this. How do you avoid being arrogant? Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding now? I think there's a load of stuff in there to deal with being humble. Because if we lean on our understanding, we're not leaning on God.