Yes. Which is one of the reasons why joke thieves, people that steal jokes are terrible writers. There's never, like, really good writers who are also joke thieves. It's just joke thieves. And then, you know, when they have to write on their own, if they get exposed, they become terrible comedians. They're a shadow of what they were when they were stealing other people's ideas. Because the thing that would make you steal a person's idea is that ego part. Like, the wanting to claim it for yourself, the wanting to be the man or the woman. You know, you want to be the person who gets out there, it says it, and everybody's gonna love me for it. Like, you can't think like that and be creative. It requires a humility, and it requires a detachment from self in order to create. Like, when I'm writing, I'm blank. I'm like, I'm just staring. I'm like. I'm just. The part of my mind that's active is not like me. It's like this weird core function part where I'm not aware of my personality. I'm not aware. I'm not aware of any of that. I'm just trying to put it together in a way that I know works.