I hope so. Cause he's fun, you know, I hope he comes back. But I think, honestly, like, when boxers come back from a long layoff and they come back from a loss, one thing that boxers do that's smart is they have a tune up fight, I think. Tune up fight. I think there's a reason why they've been using tune up fights forever. Like astute managers, they know you gotta knock the dust off and you'll be better in the next performance. To jump right into a Dustin Poirier or right into, you know, name it, Michael Chandler. Like, right into a guy who's, like, at the elite of the elite, I think, you know, like, I think what Conor needs to do is what Conor wants to do. If Conor thinks he can go up and fight Usman, you know, and make a big payday and try to become a three division champion, he should do that. He should do whatever he wants to do. But if I was like a manager to him and I said, what's the best path to success? The best path. Success is like the cowboy fight. No disrespect to Cowboy, but that fight turned out to be kind of like a warm up fight, being Conor's a, you know, he's a ferocious striker, and he took Cowboy out in the first round.