Right about Sophie, let's go and talk about Scott's politics for a bit. I'm not going to read directly because he goes to great lengths to talk about why he labels himself, quote, an ultra liberal. And by that, I mean, liberals seem too conservative to me, because he's again, doing this. He's doing this kind of hedging and his argument to explain, you know, hey, I'm not a conservative. That's not the reason that I'm saying Donald Trump is so great here. And so, you know, he talks about let's see, generally speaking, conservatives, one of it's very pedantic stuff, where he's like, you know, actually, if you if actually, I'm pro abortion and pro like women's bodily autonomy, to which I just have to say that Scott Adams, let's see, this is reading from his Wikipedia page. Adams has compared women asking for equal pay to children demanding candy back in 2011. So really, that's, that's, uh, you know, just just a little frame checking there for the Dilbert guy. He talks about other things, you know, he's opposed to the legalization of marijuana, he's actually in support of it. You know, he doesn't have any opinions on economics and foreign affairs, they let's see, neither does anyone else. My opinion on my own limitations doesn't match that of any politician. They pretend they have enough information to make informed decisions.