 With that in mind, it puts a lot of pressure and it sort of changes the game. And when the preliminary hearing came around, I mean, like I said, I've been a lawyer, practicing lawyer for almost 30 years. I mean, I passed the bar in 96. So I've only done, you know, a majority of my stuff has been in a criminal setting. And I've never in my life called a client to testify at his own preliminary hearing because the burden of proof is just so low. It doesn't make sense to lock him in and potentially get cross-examined. But