 you know, much longer lasting. And I, you know, it's not, I don't think it's common for the state to take people's property in the, in the sense of civil asset forfeiture it is, but that is not necessarily connected to every criminal case or conviction. But there are just a ton of other collateral consequences that have sprung up in its place. And obviously these, these are things like, you know, in some places there's still voting restrictions or bans and,