 You were a very firm supporter of net neutrality. I have always been, yeah. Yeah. I mean, at that moment, you were a particularly vocal supporter. Yes. When the FCC was debating it. Now it's... Well, when the FCC was debating it, and then when the House tried to overturn it. Yeah. And so... I was very disappointed that day. Our readers know that I'm... I do a lot of swearing when we talk about net neutrality, because I passionately believe it's important. Well, you know, according to a lot of House members, the Internet did just fine without net neutrality. Yeah. Which was just hilarious. That's my favorite thing. I saw it. I mean, House members would get on the floor and go, like, you've seen all this expansion of the Internet without net neutrality. Why have it now? Yeah. What's your answer? You... I would calmly say, that's... we don't want to change anything. Yeah. That's the architecture. Net neutrality is the architecture of the Internet, and has been the architecture of the Internet, and we want to preserve that. That's my answer.