And understand, this is not specific to just the University of Kentucky. This is why there are so few voices really speaking out in my position. Right. Like young college age girls who have been impacted or affected by this. This is why so few are willing to take a stand, is because it works. Look at what happened at Roanoke College in Virginia. It's the same story because it's always the same story where this mediocre Mandez, who swims three years on the men's team, decides his senior year he wants to join the women's team to become a record smasher. Same thing happened there. These girls, they're getting in contact with me saying, hey, this boy on the boys team wants to join the women's team. But they told me that they got to vote on if they wanted him on the team or not. And so these girls, you know, they're talking to me. They're like, yeah, there's 17 of us on the team, and all 17 of us are going to say no. And I was like, that's great. You know, we haven't seen, really, unity in this topic amongst the whole team, so that's wonderful. And so they go into their meeting where they were told they got to anonymously vote. The coach walks in, has the boy with him. He says, hey, I know I told you the vote was going to be anonymous, but it's actually going to be by show of hands. And I'm going to let the boy here give a speech before. So the boy gets up, gives us talk, and he says, hey, if you don't vote yes, I will kill myself, and it will be your fault. So, as you can imagine, 13 of those 17 girls changed their vote to yes.