 worked in business now is, you know, at the very top of American politics, but he has centered his experience and his working class background and kind of everything that he talks about now. And I'm curious, like, is this sort of now, do you read the pick of him as the running mate as sort of the final act of, okay, now the Republican Party is fully embracing this new identity that it's carved? And of course, if you ask the Democrats, they'll say, no, no, we're still the party of the working class. And there's, you know, they still have a lot of support from labor unions, but...