you're absolutely correct and Stacy to your point, like Stacy in the in the chat, I see you said you see many families leaving schools wanting choice because of how the autistic field children school again. You know when I go to conservative gatherings at like C pack, or, again, like I said, Trump rallies, another person who's a very conservative Republican, a very pro Trump Republican senator, Eric Schmidt, he has a son with with disabilities. A lot of that, you know, again, it's into in Carolyn, just to, just to synthesize both of your points. Jen, is that? Like a lot of people say that, yeah, the education system sucks. But then if you ask them, what about, what about your school? They say, Oh, I love, I love the school that I send my kids to. You know, public education that they're like, the teacher is great. The, you know, yeah, they might not have as much money, but like, the people are doing a good job with what little they have, and it's and, you know, to the point is that, like, it's like school is that your local school in the school system is very much like the health insurance system in America, which is to say that if you ask Americans what they think about health insurance, they'll say, Well, what do you think about it? They say, Oh, the health care system is horrible in the United States. But they say, but okay, well, what do you think about your health insurance. Oh, it's great, you know. But also, on top of that, take into account who has to who are the most frequent patients, for the frequent patrons, and therefore customers, for example, like you talk about businesses and customers. So if you are somebody who has to go to the doctor regularly and constantly, you're in more contact with your health insurance company than with your health insurance than somebody else who's not, if you're chronically ill or like that, you just patronize it and use it more, and as a result, you might have less of a satisfactory opinion of it. And in the same way, if you just are sending your kid to school every day and not having to deal with IEPs and things like that, you might have a rosier opinion. But because you are, if you are a parent of a student with a disability, you know the intricacies in the flaws of the school, you're gonna, I think, more be more prone to see the negativity in them, and you're going to be more prone to see the critical, to be more critical of it. And I think that is where a lot of school choice advocates have succeeded, is that they say, look, the system doesn't work for you. And you know, again, and this is why I think that, you know Public Education Advocates can't be Yes, uh, people losing because you can't say, just like in the same way we saw, a lot of Democrats say, we got to defend democracy. But a lot of people, including a lot of non white people, said, well, democracy is not working for me right now, so I'm gonna go vote for Donald Trump, you can't Bs, and say the system works right now.