They don't have. I mean, here's the best way to describe what's going. This is the problem not just with Hollywood, but also with Los Angeles, because Los Angeles is inexorably connected to show business. There is no getting around. That is the reason why a large percentage of people move there. And it also massively affects the politics of the place and not just politics, but social discussions, the way people communicate, because it's an incredibly disingenuous way of communicating where you want to say the things that people are going to want to hear because that way they're going to cast you. So here's the thing. You take these people, and generally speaking, people come to Hollywood if they have an acting dream. That's the big reason why, right? That's, like, probably the number one. There's comics. They come there and they're different, but not necessarily because a lot of them get into acting and they get corrupted by that system, too. But the way this system works is you go there and then you go into a room like this one. So maybe we could be the casting directors and someone would come in and you go, hey, Mark, tell us a little bit about yourself. Where'd you move from? And there's like a smugness to it and a weirdness to it because they have power over you. And they're like, well, you know, I'm from New Jersey, but I've been acting. I did a bunch of plays and blah, blah, blah. And I'm out here trying it out. Okay, Mark, well, you're gonna read for the role of Ted and then, you know, like some fucking Pa will read off a thing. Well, Ted, I don't even know if we can do this, man. It just seems like it's all wrong. You're like, come on, man, we can do it. You're in this. I've done this so many times. You're in this, like, completely non natural environment. It's usually a conference room in a production studio office. And you're in this non natural environment with these smug people that have this massive amount of power over you. And it shapes the way people communicate. Like, I've been in rooms where they'll discuss politics, like, right away. And you see people bend to whichever way the wind is blown. Like, what do I have to say?