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Well, you've heard it said that common sense is uncommon. So most people, at least in this country, do not really attempt to hear both sides or try to access a lot of information. They've got their one new source or their one point of view and most of their viewing is reinforcing that view. I'm kind of on the opposite end of that scale. I try to suck in as much information as I can. I don't get everything. I don't follow everything. There is too much going on in the world. I tend to get on my computer and spend a couple of hours each day going over scientific developments and business news and mostly engineering and science. You said who wouldn't do that? he's ever done the stuff that our president is doing. He's kind of, you know, I don't know, the bounds of normalcy, but I think I'll leave it at that and maybe drop the politics here for the rest of the conversation. So do you have indecent weather? I don't know if you follow much of the science news in the weather. If you look at some reports that says, oh, you know, England's going to be freezing in another five years or whatever, you know, if the ocean currents change in the right direction. And then of course they'll say, oh no, these other scientists go, we're going to be having a heat wave all over the world if we, you know, whatever. So that's interesting to follow that, but I try to keep on top of all that science.