No. So you just have to never let yourself get to the mindset where you're like, I don't want to do this. You got to remember there was something, whatever the subject is, there was something about that subject that when you initially started writing a joke about it, it was resonating with you and you were like, what the fuck is this? But if you hear it too many times, it's like anything else. You get tired of it. It loses its luster. But that's just a mental weakness. You just have to realize, get your head wrapped around that. You can't allow yourself to think that way. And surely this thought originally was valid because that's why you're so excited about it. That's why you wrote a bit about it. The audience doesn't know that you've said it a hundred times over the last year or more. They just want to hear it, right? So they want to hear it from fresh eyes. So you have to put yourself in fresh eyes, right? You have to be able to do that. And that's the trick. And it's not like you're faking it either. You have to actually really be thinking about it. Like, you think about it if you want it to work at the best. You know, like, when a bit is really sharp. Yeah, you're on. You have to be thinking about it as you're, like, enthusiastic as it's coming to you. You actually engaged with each part of it while it's happening.