 I like, and he adds, there's proverbs or whatever phrases that we still enjoy today. Fish and visitors stink after three days. Classic Franklin. So true. And he, you know, a lot of these, I'm going to be honest, he borrowed from other places and he Franklinized them. He made them pithier and sharper. And it's the Franklin version of these things that we remember today. That's from Poor Richard's Almanac, which he put out once a year under a pseudonym, Richard Saunders, who was not a real person, but was Ben Franklin wearing another mask.