 And it's based on the wording of the statute. This distinction between a bribery and a gratuity is a real thing in federal law. That's not something that, you know, was just made up in this case. And federal law, other statutes do prohibit both of them, bribes and gratuities. And there is a real distinction between them, which, like you quoted in my tweet, has to do with whether you're trying to influence the official's actions. That's a bribe. That's the pure corruption. You're corrupting the process by influencing what they do. They're going to act now.