Yeah, in a way, it's kind of a long time coming, right. So it's, I'm really grateful that we have you today. And, of course, to talk about some of the fascinating work that you're doing on dialects, on accents, on language features, how those things differ, where they come from. There's so much that I want to jump into with this because I think it's a topic that you know, everyone can relate to, right? We all have this notion, we hear different dialects, different accents in film and television. It's a it's a fascinating topic. And you know, I want to start out just asking you a little bit of the broadest kind of possible set of questions about this, which is to ask you where accents even come from, right> How is it that we have these differences in our languages? And why do they tend to evolve that way? And why do we end up having these differences where we can pinpoint, you know, who sounds like what and be able to associate them with various areas or various, even other social descriptors?