 He had to, and I don't judge him for that. But he pled guilty, and his 62-month sentence is now over because of time served. But there are some people, you know, squawking. I mean, they're worried that his acceptance of a plea bargain establishes a precedent. And, you know, forget about it. Ah, forget about it. Because the precedent has nothing to do with this so-called legal issue because there was nothing legal about it.