It's like ideas are like human beings, they're like personalities. And the history of your life, it's complex. There's a lot going on. If you're talking about something, whatever it is, whether it's the ancient history or cosmology or. These are complex subjects. Any things that are really interesting, they require long examinations of things, and even then you're just scratching the surface, really. You're supposed to go to school for eight years. There's a lot of benefit in long conversations. And if I'm naturally anything, I'm naturally curious. I've always been a very curious person. And that goes back to. I moved around a lot when I was a child. My parents, we moved from New Jersey to San Francisco when I was seven, and then we lived in San Francisco till I was eleven, and then we moved to Florida when I was eleven. And we lived there for three years, and then we moved to Boston, and then we lived, I guess we lived in Florida for two years till I was 13, and then we moved to Boston and I lived there, and that's where I started doing standup. So I never had a chance to settle down in a place long enough to adopt everybody else's opinions. I had to form my own opinions on things, and I spent a lot of time by myself. And so spending a lot of time by myself, I found things that I was interested in, things that I was genuinely curious about, and I pursued those things, and that's what gave me joy, and that's what gave me, that's what fulfilled my interests. And so that sort of just spilled out into podcasts. Like, if you ask me, like, what is the difference between what other people are doing and what I'm doing? Maybe they're trying to do something that they think is gonna be the thing that works. And I just did. You just did it what I wanted to do. And it just, I got lucky that it works. Yes. Maybe a lot of people that just do what they want to do, other people wouldn't be interested in it.