I love this brainstorms. I thought about that too. In fact, yeah, I'm thinking in terms of, we create a chapter based empathy movement, those chapters using these practices and one of the and they can each have an empathy tent, so you can set up local listening in your community, yes, and then also we build momentum, and then we go to the the Capitol Mall, and we set up the empathy tents, and we say, we want a bill that, you Know, Senators and Representatives have to have a week, a monthly empathy circle with the other side to talk about how to bridge the divide so that and then, and I've also, you know, we have the governor here of California, Gavin Newsom. So when he was running for office, I met him at a, you know, at one of the functions. And I said, Gavin, would you do an empathy circle with John Cox, who is the candidate? And he says, John Cox, the Republican candidate, says John Cox has no empathy, right? And I said, Well, if he would do it, would he would you take part in an empathy circle? He said, Oh, he he wouldn't take part. I said, Well, what if I did get him, you know, to take part on would you do it? And he kind of hemmed and hawed. And I did reach out to the other to the other side, and they were, it was right at almost the election time, and he was willing to do it and and then it was just not enough time to really get an empathy circle going. So it's like that. And I had thought of, you know, we have taken our empathy tent to the state capitol and set up on the Capitol, you know, lawn, and then empathy circles and stuff. So if we could get, like the governor, or, you know, even the local, you know, legislatures, to take part somewhere to get it started, exactly what you're saying. And if you have a contact in the Senate, that would be great. Because in, you know, in Barack Obama, he talked about empathy, you know, a lot in his campaign, and he said that he would choose a Supreme Court justice who had, you know, all these skills and was empathic. And it just a whole shit storm kind of got started in the Senate, and it was a whole debate about empathy, which, and, you know, Jeff Sessions was sort of leading this anti empathy, you know, campaign, because they're confusing it with sympathy, feeling sorry for people, yes, yes. And the whole debate was like they're talking past each other, you know? And I find if Republicans or conservatives know what we're talking about, there's just everybody having a voice, everyone feeling heard. They're much more open to the practice. It's just this a total misunderstanding. So yeah. So if you have any contacts in the Senate, it'd be great to, you know, get them involved. That's the kind of ideas we need, right? It's like, how do we bring it into the political and I ran for Congress. Is the empathy candidate here. If you go Edwin for Congress, you know.com, you'll see my campaign. And so I ran into Bay Area, I got 3% of the vote,