And all I got back was silence. And now I'm really scared, right? And I'm sitting there, like, waiting for him to say something. And Elon will do this, and he did this on your show, right? He kind of, like, if you pose to him a serious question, he'll consider it, and he'll kind of go into this almost like a trance. He'll stare off into space, and you can see the wheels turn. And he's, like, focusing all of his intellect, which is considerable, on this one question. And that's what was happening. So I waited, and then he turned back to me. He said, you know, garrett, I don't think it's an apt comparison. I said, oh, okay, good, good. Why? I'm curious. Why do you think that? And he said, well, none of Howard's designs, as brilliant as they were, ended up really changing the way we live our lives. So we don't send, like, he made the spruce goose, which is an incredible airplane. It was all wood, you know, trying to solve the problem during the war of rationing. He said, we don't send our goods across the oceans in giant wooden airplanes. We don't do that. The h one racer was a beautiful airplane, but it was a one off. It never really led to a large designs that changed the way people lived their lives. So that was his objection, was not that like, I was comparing him to some creep, but that. That he wants. It's really important to him to have the legacy of drastically impacting the way all of us live our lives, kind of the way Steve Jobs did or others. That really moved the ball downfield for humanity. That's what's driving him.