 Yeah, I think that's correct. Right now, young leaders often get their information or talk about politics in ways that are different from traditional avenues of communication, right? They're talking to peers. They're getting information from social media or from trusted sources or influencers. They're talking to community leaders, whether that's pastors or leaders of organizations and nonprofits or their neighbors, right? Those are not some of the traditional avenues of political communication, such as news outlets or elected officials or party officials, right?