That's right, Jon. And, you know, along with other trends, we've talked about automation of certain jobs, and maybe less and less need for manual operations at every step. Not so much, I'm not really talking about the need for fewer people. I'm not saying that I'm saying that. There's a lot I can do remotely. Right, right. I mean, even in terms of process, I'm not printing stuff out all the time. I'm not faxing stuff, although I could when I was at home, but I don't even have to have a printer to do a large portion of sort of office jobs. And so all I really needs a laptop, and, you know, some air pods are the equivalent to do a lot. And so then then there really needs to be, you know, what, what's about productivity and culture, and all of the other things that you know, that, that people want, that are going to bring me back end, as opposed to sort of the company saying, by fiat, you've got to come back in, which I think is a dubious approach. I could be wrong, because this could just all blow over any year. But I'm not convinced on more about that, you know?