But he's so driven, you know, and he's such a smart guy, and he's the most, he's really the most driven person I think I've ever met. I'll give you a story to kind of illustrate it. Once, when I first got hired by SpaceX, we did an interview with 60 minutes, and they interviewed Elon and myself, and Scott Pelley was the anchor. He talked to us and he said to me, why did you leave NASA and come work for SpaceX? You had like the best gig in the world, you know, going up on rockets and stuff, why would you do that? And I said, well, if you can go back in time and you were a young engineer, and you had the opportunity to, like, get in on the ground floor and work with Howard Hughes when he was, like, doing all the crazy stuff he was doing in his day. Wouldn't you want to be a part of that? Scott Pelley looked at me like with a deer in the headlights look, because I don't think he knew what I was talking about. But I was like, that's. But then I realized as soon as I say that, like, oh, my God, I just made a terrible strategic error. I compared my boss to Howard Hughes, and, you know, things didn't end up that well for Howard. You know, he went crazy, right? He went kind of crazy, became.