 Well, I think it's important to point out that the court, you know, I remember Justice Scalia years ago saying, you know, if you're not unhappy with some of your decisions, you're not doing your job. Like you should never always get the outcome that you want because that's not being a jurist. You actually have to follow the text of the law. So that's one side of the argument, the originalist versus the living constitution and document. But I look at this term and there have been so many unanimous decisions that have brought these, you know, both wings of the court together. I argue it's kind of a 3-3-3 court.