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Oh, I get it. Yeah, and you've, you know, that we've heard that before from various, uh, various parts, and yeah, it's understandable. But, you know, think about this. Memory foam, freeze-dried food, scratch-resistant lenses, also from the space program along the way. So, materials science has advanced greatly, and, uh, but yeah, I totally get it. You know, the thing is, is accessibility for me. Aviation is accessible, as you know, Matt, flying around your Cessna. And the, uh, space shuttle, you know, you're not going to be flying the space shuttle. Of course, it's been depro- or decommissioned. Uh, but, uh, you know, you're not going to go up in a space trip anytime soon. And I think that's what's great for me, is just knowing that there are people out there, people that I know, and, and people we talk to, that can actually do this kind of thing. So, there's that aspect, and I think that's probably what you find, uh, really just super valuable. What do you think of that?