 One-on-one, they can have great conversations, but in a group, anytime any one of them says anything even moderately not mainstream, academia, or media-approved, they shift their eyes around the group like they're waiting for pushback, followed by a look of relief when somebody agrees. It's almost like they've been conditioned to not express their own opinions, but to figure out what the group think is, and then go with that. That would not surprise me at all, Russ. Brian, welcome to the show. Hello, Brian.