 of legislating for the common good. And now we'll disagree. Surely we're going to have different visions of the common good, but they have to be competing visions of the common good and not just two groups who hate each other and want to get power so that they can get, you know, a boot on the other one on the other side's neck or something like that. That's really well said. Well, let's grab a few calls. We've got a little bit of time left. Frank is in Montana. I'll try him one more time. Frank, you're with us. Hey, Drew. Hey, Frank. Good to talk to you and your guest. A couple of points.