The world can see it. But it's one of the most important shows in Comedy. It's the most important show in Comedy because first of all, it establishes stand up in a sense that, like, for the open micros, for the people that are starting it out, it establishes that the most important thing is to be funny. Like, this is what the art form is all about. And there's a lot of insecurity attached to that, a lot of fears. And so to alleviate some of those insecurities and fears, people will decide that the message is more important, and they'll pretend that, you know, like, you have to have, like, you have to have. You have to be socially aware that you have to promote things that are positive in your comedy, which is bullshit. The people that say that they're all bad, they're all bad at comedy, and that's where the insecurity is. It's like, they can't just kill, so they have to pretend that they're supposed to be socially aware and that being socially aware is an important part in society. Like, let me explain something really clearly. There's not a fucking person on earth who's ever changed their life because of a joke. That's not what they're there for. They're there for jokes. The people that say that, they say that socially important comedy is the only comedy that's necessary, the only comedy that you have to do that is just because they suck. That is it. It's like the cop out is that they can't do the real comedy. They can't crush. It's not like someone goes from being, you know, take a, like, Shane Gillis, one of the best comics up and coming right now. He's fucking fantastic. I can't recommend enough. Seen that guy live. I worked with him in Irvine, and I hadn't seen, like, his whole set. I was crying. I mean, he's so good.