I really don't know. Other than the thing I said the day he closed the deal was he you know, kind of bought himself into a world of pain here, because one, he is exposed to all these countries, you know, he sells products all around the world. He is somebody who has, until this moment maintained a kind of bipartisan respect for him. Another company, he owns SpaceX, I believe 80 90% of the revenue comes from the US government, they are effectively a defense contractor to NASA and DOD. And so he's kind of ruining his reputation with half the people who vote on budgets that give him billions of dollars. And then by saying I am the decider, there is no policy mechanisms. There's no Council, there's no discussion, you only have to lobby me, he has made himself kind of personally, if not legally, morally responsible for everything that happens on Twitter. And I think, one he seems to be kind of spinning out of control a little bit in his own interactions, like it's getting more and more like. Yeah, he said, I run it. Right. And so like I proposed to him, you know, that they should have these transparency mechanisms, which is a totally nonpartisan, you know, idea. And he said, I run a propaganda platform, which, you know, we've got a couple of grad students, I've got like four full time employees and a bunch of real smart kids who work for me, I'm not sure I would call that a platform. But that's cool. Like, if you want to see that. But like he's, he's kind of spinning out of control in his interactions with people. And I think he's gonna find this is not fun. It's also really affecting the stock price Tesla stock has plummeted. Even worse than all these other companies, I think part of it is he is destroying the brand of Tesla, and he is going to find that doing this for the lols is going to have real long term economic impact on him. I think in a year, he's not going to own Twitter, because I think it's not going to be fun dealing with these issues. They never stop, there will never not be a moderation controversy on Twitter, it is going to massively distract him and it's destroying his brand. And I say this, it's like, I drive a Tesla, I have a Tesla roof. I have power walls behind me back here. So I I think Tesla has built incredible things. And I don't think I'd ever buy a Tesla product. Again, I've got 20 years of depreciation now on the roof that I'm gonna have to live with. But I'm never buying a car again. And that's true for like a, you know, when you think about the people who buy Tesla's you're talking about kind of urban and suburban college educated people with high incomes. He's not playing to that base. Right.