Oh, yeah. Yeah. Like, it's like worth, it's worth saying, like, out loud, even though it's like totally implicit that it's like, like, Edwin, like, you have, like, my unconditional trust that, like, you're not going to, like turn into like an evil selfish person. Like, you have, like, complete unconditional trust on that. And, and, you know, and actually part of the excitement, right, you know, because we live in a society where, you know, we do you have a lot of corporations that, that do do damaging things, you know, that, that don't necessarily act in the public interest or in the interests of their customers or their employees. And, I, and, and, you know, I just think it's, it's a really good thing, whenever anyone, you know, founds, you know, a for profit or a nonprofit company, with really good intentions and mission at heart. And, you know, because, you know, the good, the good part of having these densities is that, you know, they give us, you know, good legal boundaries and financial structures, to, to scale and to accomplish, you know, important missions, that that we want need to accomplish,