What is. What do you say? Like, what does that even mean? You know? Like, a man who's attempting to date a girl, like, in a lot of those circles, is, like, problematic, but it's not even real what it is. It's like. It's like we were talking about with Elon, with money earlier. It's attack vectors. It's finding a thing to attack you on. And when people can't, when there's nothing to attack, they attack things, and then they justify that that's something that they should attack. When you only have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. And one of the things about social media is that people generally look to complain about things. Whether it's to complain about people, or it's a complaint about the state of politics or the climate or whatever the fuck it is, you get the most juice out of complaining about things. And the algorithms recognize that, obviously, as well, which is why the algorithms recognize that the things that people interact with most are the things that they hate. So those are the things that people go after. And they say that it's like, oh, they're engineering it to make us hateful and angry. But my friend Ari did an experiment and he went on YouTube and he only looked up puppies for, like, months. And all YouTube suggested was puppies.