Oh God, I love flyover country. That's why I got I've been we've been motorhoming for almost 22 years. And we've done 42 states I have been I love flyover country, people my wife said that is really flat across North Dakota, it looked fine to me. So we've been we've been in Walmart parking lots, we've stayed flying Jays, pilots, RV parks, and virtually every all of the 42 states that we've been to we you know, we you go to parks that have fifth wheelers, trailers, pop ups, people live, camping out of motorcycles, you meet them, it's not really a problem until they recognize you. Once they recognize you, then it messes everything up. But that's the world I'm from. I love that world. And it's really interesting when you listen to them about our country. That's why I mentioned the flags. And in West Ridge in Tennessee and North Carolina and the mountains, those people have a different perspective. And it's really interesting to see how they are reacting to these sorts of things. Do I think that about regular people writing opinions, that really leads me to the type of clerks I hire. I we write in order to I think that the regular people have been disenfranchised, right that we write these opinions that are almost like hieroglyphics. And they're like, double entendres and negative pregnancies and levels of generality. And then love Latin sprinkled in for good. So what we try to do, and this is again, editing and is the approach it is to take this I tell my clerks and I'll end it with this that it is not genius to put A $2 idea and a $20 sentence, it is genius to put a $20 idea in a $2 sentence without losing any of the meaning. So the audience that we write for our fellow citizens, not the law reviews, not not just the legal community, but our fellow citizens. So, I mean, we were at Gettysburg, one year, right at Little Round Top. And a guy, he was a bit overweight. So I mean, I'm not against overweight people, you got it. But the, so he runs up the hill, and he's out of breath. And he says, I'm not a lawyer. But I want you to sign this. For me, it was a copy of one of my opinions, it was on the federal Maritime Commission or something. And he said, I want you to sign this. And I want to thank you for making it understandable by a regular citizen. I said, Wow, thank you, you know, it really made me feel good that a federal, you know, like a regular citizen, who was not a lawyer understood that opinion. And I said, Why are you reading this opinion? And why do you want me to sign this opinion on the federal Maritime Commission, and he said, it looks at Gettysburg, and he waves his arm. That's what this was all about. And said, I'll be dang we fought the civil war over the federal Maritime Commission. But the thing, that's all to make the point that I really liked the fact when people regular people find the work accessible, that's what we should do. And so I hire clerks from regular backgrounds, hence, my trip to the mountains of Tennessee, and North Carolina, because I wound up having so many clerks from that region. And none of them even knew each other. And they come from very regular backgrounds. They go to schools, like last year, I had no clerk that went, they went to South Carroll, University of South Carolina undergrad, University of let's see, I'm trying to think of where all these kids, these kids come and go, so fast, failed, went to University of Minnesota. But every single one went to a state school. And they went on scholarship. And those are the kind and then they go on to other schools. But that's what I like. And because they have the ability and the capacity to write in normal English, and to think with common sense and judgment, so that I that's really important, too.