 lower courts who are in the best position to review those facts, whether it's a judge or a jury, are given great deference because they are right there. They get to eyeball witnesses. They get to determine, you know, they get to see how they move in the chair and how they react, as opposed to an appellate court who is just reading a cold record off a piece of paper. And so for them, or the majority in this case, to look at this matter and say,