I mean, I always think, I thought, I thought, I think I'm a little over my depth, you know, it I thought. And then somebody was like crazy. Then there was a little a tent right next to me, and somebody came out and said, Oh, I'll have one of those cookies. And I turned around, and he took a cookie, and then the other guy went back and actually slashed the guy's arm, and then the police came a little while later and and, you know, arrested him. But so it depends on sort of your skill level. Like, if I was doing it now, I would say, oh, excuse me, which like an empathy cookie. Are you feeling angry? Right? Are you? Are you feeling upset? I would have tried to reflect back, you know, what it was he was saying, so to empathize with him, to sort of calm him down, and, you know, but if he would have kept coming at me, and I could defend myself, I certainly would have defended myself. Or he's wanting to, you know, maybe shoot him or something. You know, you gotta. There's sort of a protective use of force, but the underlying is, intention is, I would like to get him into an empathic, mutually empathic, the intention underneath the protective use of force is, and I think police do that a lot too. You know, police are trained to sort of de escalate. You know, have used the level of force. It's sort of required to the existing, to the the the challenge, you know, so and, you know, things could get really bad, like World War Two, you know, you wait till the Nazis are, you know, taking over and want to conquer the world. There's, it's kind of, you. So you can say, hey, I would like an empathic world, but I can see you got to fight it too at that point, you know, but so, but it's all the time beforehand, right? It's not like the countries were fostering empathy. They could have maybe had empathy when the Germans were, you know, having their cultural crisis is, you know, before Nazism right? All that up that time, it could have maybe not had, you know, the Versailles Treaty. So be so harsh, or, you know, just like so, just like America did after World War Two, they, you know, kind of were more generous and seemed to had good, good outcomes. So, so anyway, I'm all for protective use of force with the intention of stopping immediate harm, with the intention