You have a lot of people in the party that want it to be better. I know I've had a lot of negative here. And we've said a lot of negative things. But you really do have some great people in the party. My criticism is my criticism. But it's not everybody all the time. You do have you have some amazing young people. We've mentioned Ciara; we've mentioned Davante. We have future leadership, you know. I could name even more in the Baton Rouge area. You could probably name half a dozen or more in the New Orleans area. So we do have some good young leadership coming down the pipe. You know, the storm won't always be a storm. You know, right now we're trying to pull a ship through the storm, it will eventually go. But it's not just going to do it by itself, we need to steer it in the right direction. So we need people to be involved. We do have some good leaders. We do. Now, not all, that's fine. I'll put that out there. Not everybody in leadership is a great and glorious, but that's I guess personal criticism from working with them and knowing them and things like that. But there are good. So the question to the Democratic voters is, how do we distinguish who is actually there for us? And how do we create something better? How do we steer the ship into better waters? What's coming down the pike in some of these other states, if we don't have a strong party, is authoritarian in nature. You can look at some of the things that are run, it's troubling to say the least. On my part, being a teacher when I see other states that are moving toward indoctrination, not education, not teaching people how to think but trying to tell them what to think, that's troublesome. And when I see them trying to bring that here, that's something I want to fight against. So that's one of the big things too. What is it that you want to fight for? What is it that you want to fight against? What is it that you are willing to, you know, put your flag in the ground and say, "This is where I stand"? You have to know that; you have to understand that, snd that can get you involved, that can be a pathway or an avenue to just start standing up. Don't be afraid. You shouldn't be afraid of your elected leaders, they should be afraid of you. You put them into office to represent you not to represent LABI, not to represent any of these other companies. They're there to represent the people. And if they're not doing their job, it's time they go, whether they're a mayor, or a city councilman, or a school board member, or a DSCC member or a DPEC or a chair. It doesn't matter. They were elected to do the job. If they're not, it's time for them to go. Don't be afraid of that statement. Stand up. You should be able to stand up to your leadership. You should be able to stand up to power and you should speak truth to power at all times.