 And in fact, central planning makes it worse because they bring in special favorites. They have special treats that they give to people. So Sheldon's argument, I think, could be amplified a little bit, especially with, you know, very good, deep consideration to people recognizing the on the ground problems of government incentivizing people to move. That's not part of his conversation there. I think it's it's really important to bring that in there. And of course, the fallacy that the government is going to do it the way you want it to do it.