 this year. And I just started, it's just a completely different book. And I haven't, I've glanced at it repeatedly over the years, but I haven't really sat down and read it as carefully as I did, because I know you're going to be very careful. Can I begin with a question? Why does Socrates, of course Plato is writing this, but Socrates is the speaker, begin by recounting that I went down to the Piraeus yesterday with Glaucon, son of Ariston,