Yeah. And also people that, you know, first of all, comics, like, you can trust comics. Yeah, comics are pretty trustworthy. The good ones, the really good ones. There's not that many of us. If there's a thousand professional comics on earth, I'd be stunned. I'd be stunned. I don't even think there's a thousand, like, real professionals who you get booked all the time, headline weekends that clubs and theaters and arenas. And then there's levels to that, right? There's like, the guys who are middle acts who kind of, like, barely scrape by, and then, like, how many headliners are there? How many, like, really funny headliners that I would say, you know, if you lex, you tell me you're going to be in Cincinnati, hey, this person's playing at this club. Should I go see them? I'm like, you know, like, how many people would I give the recommendation to? And then how many people sell out theaters? How many people sell out arenas? How many? There's not that fucking many. So those people at the levels of comedy where, you know, you've been doing stand up for 20 years, there's a certain amount of honesty and a certain amount of understanding of each other that we all have.