But credit to Elizabeth's university that she works with there, because they are trying to modernize, and that's the thing that we constantly bring up. So let's modernize this system and CFCC, CAA, ultimately, Ash is the one that could pull back on this, but it is the linchpin that allows them to have their Oh, you've got 99% of our retention with our SLPs going out and buying this thing, because they know that this keeps that perpetuating cycle in place. And that is a very, I'm sorry, that's a monopolistic practice. That's a very cutthroat practice. I'm going to go, you know, Old Testament here for a minute. They're like the Pharaoh, and we're the Israelites. Let us go for crying out loud. If you're such a glorious gold standard pile of you know, whatever, then sell that have that confidence, for crying out loud, let us. Let us have choice. Show your product, let your actions, let your advocacy, which you say is so wonderful rule the day where we feel like, okay, I want to be part of this. I can't, you know, not be part of it. But instead, it's there because you have this grip and this hold on it, and that's the argument that makes it so infuriating for all those fanboys and fangirls out there that like to stand up and say, Oh, we just love the ivory tower. It's so wonderful. You're throwing shade on it, you know, at the end of the day, if it's so great, then make it a damn option. Don't sit there and make it mandatory, for crying out loud, because that's the thing that. Makes your argument so hollow. And I'm talking right to you those members right now, the ASHA board, which like to go out there and just spew and just share and, you know, soak up and pour that Kool Aid out on everybody, and they lap it up like animals lapping up antifreeze. Come on, for crying out loud, open this thing up. Really. I mean, what you know, if you're if you're so confident in it, then why not let us have choice? But they do let us have think it scares it? No, it scares the hell out of them, because they know that it's they know that at the end of the day, they are ostensibly no different than AODA or, you know, ABTA, which are fine organizations. Ash, in itself, is a fine organization at doing a lot of different things, but it's also an organization which has a closed governance model. It has something where they keep their SLPs locked into something using monopolistic practices. Yeah, that's why we are not stopping because we are a profession that is feeling drowning right now with the middle class, and rather than modernize like Elizabeth has a university that's working toward that. They have their fingers right here. Everything's great. We're the gold standard. Come to our little party and eat our foie gras, and we'll continue to do the same thing and expect a different result. Now it's not good enough anymore. Come on, have a have a conversation. For crying out loud, I'm fired up today, so I love it must have been good coffee. Yeah, it must have been great calling.