 as having something that was an alternative out there. So we don't, I think, typically think about the 1920s as a radical decade. You know, it's oftentimes the roaring 20s. Yeah, exactly. Which had its own kind of radical gestures, too. Obviously, there was a lot that was going on in terms of gender and women and whatnot. So it's not that it wasn't there, but I think the broad characterization