I think it makes it evident that there is no clear cut, real right way to do it, and that if you had the perfect person in having them for 1220 years, would be amazing if you had a perfect, benevolent leader who clearly only cared about the people and was doing their best and striving hard and got great satisfaction, knowing that he is a dedicated civil servant that only wants to lead the country in a way that's going to benefit the most people in the most profound way. But we have a dirty political system. It's completely corrupted by money. Completely corrupted by influence. The fact that the lobbyists. I mean, there's an area outside of Washington, DC. It's one of the richest areas in the country, and it's where the lobbyists live. There's so much money involved in being a lobbyist. There's so much money involved in special interest groups and how much of an impact they have on who gets elected and what decisions get made once that person gets elected. We know this. We know it's not for the people, by the people. It's just not what it is. I mean, this country is an experiment in self government. And if we could do it all over again, I would say the most important thing is to have laws in place to keep money out of politics, and to make it a heinous crime for someone to influence laws and policy based entirely on the amount of profit it could generate for a party or for a company that is investing in a candidate. That's fucking incredibly dangerous, and it's corrupt. And that corruption has been accepted. We've just accepted that. It's this corruption exists, you know, last question.