 Well, one of the things that at least we know about Ron Klain, who helped to debate prep former chief of staff for Biden, did debate prep for him. One of the things they learned in the in the Obama years because he helped Obama is that impressions lock in quickly. So it's not the closing statements you want to be good and solid on. You want to be good and solid right away at the beginning for two reasons. Voters make impressions. They lock them in. Also, social media. This is going to be talked about on our coverage, but then also out in the ether. People start sending around their impressions. You want to make the good first impression.