Yeah, I think the, yeah, I don't know, I was talking to someone else about how like, like, just this process of like, because the idea is supposed to be okay. You go talk to people, you talk about collective action, you talk about, like, the landlord tenant relationship, and like, all that kind of hints at like, building class, class consciousness, but it's just like hinting at it. You know, it's not really fully there and like, it's good. Like the you know, have people feel like protagonists in their lives that they have, they can have a real effect in their lives, like, that's all good. It's not really building class consciousness, like it's building these other things. But like, even people who will tell you to go lobby, like Sacramento will tell you, like, they could say this is protagonism. Like you being able to go lobby in Sacramento and getting some bill passed because, like, you having an effect in real life or whatever, yeah, um. And so, like, even if you go through this process, and, like, we saw this at the 18 conference of like, people were like, what do we want? A world without land, how, you know, and like the how of like, like that should never be like a whatever thing, like, there should be like, socialism and like that. Disconnect was like, so big for people, and it's like, I wonder if this tactic and like, we do it in labor unions too, right? Of like, go engage, engage someone like, when they are very agitated, because that's the only time, like, that's organizing conversations. You go and they're agitated. You give them a plan, you give them some hope, and then they trust you. Because either they're so mad or willing to lower their level of like trust to be like, Okay, this guy's telling me I can do something, or you are just a very convincing person, or you've, like, convinced a bunch of other people, and they're kind of just going to the crowd and that turning into some sort of action happening, winning something locally. And, like, all that is good. I don't know if it always translates down to class consciousness. And it was just like a debate of like, and same thing in unions, like, you can win a contract, that doesn't mean you're a socialist. Like, you know, plenty of people are strong believers in unions and participate and don't come out of it. You know, being fully class conscious outside of, like, I'm a worker and their boss, but like, they don't really question it. They just like, I wish that relationship was fair or something.