There really there is I mean, during the show with Brad, we have to start off the show saying we're not doing any political things. We're not gonna take any political suggestions because the audience immediately splits in half. And our show isn't a political show, I believe anyway, to do an improvised political show would be tough. I think you really have to have a strong point of view and I think you have to have it written. Our stuff is just goofy, it's sort of universal and it doesn't ruffle feathers. That's we're just there to have fun. With Hiprov, it's interesting, because we don't know what's going to come out of people. And sometimes, we, we did this scene where I get two different animals, I combine them and we do a funeral for this animal. So I think it was like a half platypus half zebra, and the mourners are there and I said to one mourner, I know that now of course, you mourn this pet, but when the pet first came to your home, you were not enthralled with it, why? It was an abomination of nature. That's something I don't want to keep going. Okay, so there are that one, there are times I feel I'm walking a little more on eggshells, because I also don't want to come out as we sometimes switch improvisers. And there was one improviser Jonathan Mangum who works with Wayne Brady and there was just this one person who just kept calling him a racist, for no reason at all and it was like, okay, but the comedy.