Well, yeah, I think that's a that's a good observation. Because I think mom and dad should think about their own interests, like, you know, if you're homeschooling, you're just going through the motions, and you're not bringing a lot of energy or enjoyment to homeschooling, if you're doing it's a kind of drag, you should think about your own interests, like how can I use what naturally energizes me my own interests, to help engage my kids, because if you have a warm familial relationship with your children, which I'm sure you do, they're gonna enjoy doing things with you, especially with your younger kids, you know, adolescence, that's another story, we'll get to it another time. While you have it, well, while they Well, they're willing to let you snuggle with them, you know, trying, you know, if you doing if you love gardening, getting them out there gardening with you, if, you know, if you love sewing, getting them participating in your sewing, if you like running, getting them running with you, which I know you've been doing, Kate, all those things, you know, can can develop and cultivate interest. So you asked me earlier, you know, of what we could do about working memory, that's kind of fixed how the capacity work, there's not, you know, there's things we can do to support working memory. But interest is something that actually we can cause come into being. And we do by, you know, having infectious interest ourselves in learning in general, or whatever subject