 And so, yeah, my older brother was a chemical engineer, by the way. Straight A's, all through school, really like a genius. And so I took that as a huge insult. But what he was trying to say, and I kind of get it now, it's like, look, I'm not going to always be the smartest person in the room. But if I walk in there, you know, dressed for success, keeping my head up, very confident, you know, ready to speak out with his time, doing all of those things, right? Owning the room, owning the moment. In this country, in America, that's why it's the land of opportunity.