 you know, because he's comparing, constantly seeing. He wants a perfect fairness. And of course, the same thing with perfect beauty. We just look at people. I mean, you know, they want to look perfectly beautiful. They want to be in a perfectly beautiful setting. They want, you know, a perfectly beautiful garden. They want, you know, Mozart throwing a perfectly good symphony into the fire because they're not perfectly beautiful. And we want perfect home. And finally, you know, Aristotle doesn't