Now, this fourth book might be, it's a little bit off topic from the rest of the things that I've spoken about. But I got into this place this year, where I got super frustrated with the media. And I was like, Why are there not any old school media outlets that literally just give you the facts so that you can frame your own, frame your own opinion about what's going on in the world. And to me, like the slant that's happening on all the different news stations, whether it's liberal or conservative, is so obvious that it makes it really hard for you to get information and like, understand what the truth of any situation is. And so a friend of mine, you know, she she was in the same place. And she's a mom, and has a lot of times she's also an author, and has a lot of times she spends most of her days like researching and reading. And so she came across this journalist a few years ago, called Sheryl Atkinsons. And I loved... I love this book. It's called Slanted. How the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism. And I started listening to some of her videos first, and then I noticed that she had had this book out, and she has several other books, so you can look her up. And it was hard to listen to in the beginning because a lot of the things that I thought were the truth actually are uncovered as like false information. And so it really kind of gets down to like what's happening in the news media today. And I think the more awareness that we have, as consumers of content, as consumers of media or whatever, whether or not you watch the news or not, I think it's, it's just important to like really understand, like, where are you getting your news sources? What are like the the real stories and like, what are the facts behind it? Because, I swear, I joke around with some of my friends, I'm like, I want to have a podcast someday, where we can debate topics and get people from all sides of the spectrum, all colors of the rainbow, on that podcast to talk about different issues that are happening in the world and get different perspectives because it used to be that people would decipher information, and then they make their own opinion. And now, the information is given to you with a slant. And so it becomes really hard. And what I think's happening is it's creating a lot of polarization in the world when I don't think it has to be that way. So anyway, if you're brave, I highly recommend reading this book. It might change your viewpoints or maybe it won't validate some of the viewpoints you already have. Hopefully, that's the case about the world. And I really encourage you that even if it's if you decide to go this route, and you decide to listen to it, that you listen to the whole thing, because it's eye opening. Even if things are like hard for you to listen to or triggering because it's a it's a great book. And I would prefer to know, like the reality of what's happening in the world, then, to be told something that's that's not really true.