But what happens? So we go to the university, and, you know, we're the new bosses. The governor gives us a mandate to do significant changes in reforms. And I remember I took some of my guys, we kind of landed on campus the first time. Student protests, death threats, you know, SWAT team mobilized to protect us. And I remember meeting with the old administrators, you know, and walking in, and these are people that are just wagging their finger in my faces. In my face, rather, fingers in my face. They're saying, oh, you can't do this. You're opening up the community to violence. You're this blah blah. You can't host a talk on campus because all this same stuff you're talking about. And then I think, like, all of you are about to get fired. Do you not understand the situation that you're in? Your finger wagging is not going to work anymore. The governor is tough as nails. He told us before we took over, if you're not driving massive negative headlines, if you're not getting flack, you're not doing your job. I'll back you up 100%. Go in and make the change. But what I realized in that moment is that the people who have created little nests of power with this ideology have never been challenged. No one in a meeting says, actually, this is a stupid idea. We should get back to business. And so for me, it was this remarkable realization that we've created this social and psychological pattern within our institutions where they're like fragile, brittle, unhinged, because the most passive aggressive, the most ideological, the most kind of nagging person ends up winning. And if we're going to have better institutions, we have to have people, men and women, that go in and just say, no. No more bullshit, no more games, no more ideology. We have a serious job to do. We're going to get it done. And if you don't join the mission, you're out. Pink slip, you know? And so that's kind of what we did. You saw the same thing at Twitter when Elon took over Twitter. These are the hard decisions that we haven't made in a long time that I think are desperately needed.