 Yeah, Connor, I think you're right. And look, I heard he was, you know, I'm like, Mr. Chairman, I'm asking these questions as nicely as possible, but you got to answer them. And he was getting aggravated. And see, when you ask questions, you've always done this. You're a straight shooter. You ask the questions that people want to hear. You know, some of these politicians, they just don't want to answer them. They want to have these cookie-cutter, you know, squishy questions asked of them. And, you know, they have to answer them because the voters have a right to know.