No. Just like, well, I don't. I tell her, don't ever read past the green beans. I don't ever let her, like, read negative articles to me. You know, I don't want them. I don't he care. I go, that's a person's opinion. You take a person's opinion, you write it down. It doesn't give it any more relevance. Like that person, you know, could have had that opinion in silence. They could have had it with some friends at dinner. They don't like me, whatever. I don't want to read it. I don't want to absorb it. I don't even know them, especially if I'm not there, and especially if it's some biased and it's, it's not an objective opinion of me. It's this, you know, they have a narrative and they want to stick to that narrative, and they want to write an article and they piece it all together, make you look like a piece of shit. And that's their prerogative. They're completely allowed to do that. But I shouldn't absorb that. I shouldn't take that in. You're not supposed to be taking in the opinion of the world. You're supposed to be taking in the opinion of small groups of people that you encounter so that you get an understanding of how you make them feel. And then maybe you say to yourself, maybe I come across too rude, or maybe I come across too insensitive, or maybe, maybe I could do better in this way. Or that way, that's how we sort of shape our personalities and that's how we develop our social skills. But when the people don't know you and they have this, like, distorted narrative of you and, you know, there's fucking millions of people. There's so many people. You can't.