 that it has to be deeply rooted in our tradition when marriage has been between a man and a woman for millennia. Five different justices. That's enough. That's a majority of nine. Five asked that question, and yet were content to move forward and to resolve this case in favor of gay marriage without answering that question. So, you know, everyone knew this is a critical constitutional question, and it was mentioned by a majority of the justices, and yet it played no role in the decisions.