 And that rationale sort of started to lean into the culture wars and this kind of Christian nationalism that we're seeing more of today. Robert, Josh just called out your founder, Milton Friedman. He's the founder of Ed Choice. What's your response? Yeah, no, look, it's clear that Dr. Friedman had nothing to do with any of that kind of stuff and actually thought that school choice would benefit. In fact, what he said very explicitly was that the benefits of universal school choice would benefit low and middle income families at a far higher rate. And that's what we find.