Well, honestly, that I go through phases, some days, I feel hopeful some days have felt deeply, I'm hopeful. And I read something recently and activist that said, which we've got to stop saying that it's just, it's done is over. And you know, no one's going to change, because that's just not gonna motivate anybody to do it. Humans kind of start making, I think humans are more empowered to change where they feel inspired to change that, rather than doomsday is common and that I think a lot of people then just kind of like, sort of hide away and just accept defeat. Yeah, I think it's a roller coaster of a ride mentally to go down. And but I think, actually, in these times, where it is quite dark, when you eat, you know, kind of what's going on and the information out there, I tell you what, what it is, is when I follow people that are doing things, right, you know, it's I'm listening to Russell Brand, and, you know, following activists and hearing what they're saying, you know, and looking at what other tribes are saying, and meeting and having, you know, exciting, positive meeting with another company or organisation or activists that are doing the things I feel better. And then when I go into a room of people that I'm trying to change that don't want to change, I feel utterly depressed. So I think surround yourself with people that are doing things to make change, and don't surround yourself with people that aren't and that will hopefully give us the view or as the hope to, you know, keep doing things better. And I guess we just can't admit defeat right now. You know, even if some days it doesn't feel good. Like, it's Now's not the time to sit back. Now's the time to stand up. Yeah.