Okay, well, I felt really foggy, but anyway, I'm feeling a slightly better now, but this might be a shorter debrief. I was really excited to do that episode, honestly, I really like Greg. I feel like there is a need in the present day that we're in, David, to just go group all of the individuals who value classically liberal values and bring them into a big tent, because I think if you are into freedom, technology, if you're into freedom and classically liberal values, you are also into crypto, whether you know it yet or not. And so I love finding common cause with advocates like Greg and those afire institutions that are trying to protect. They're trying to fight the legal wars and the culture wars for classically liberal values like freedom of speech. And that's so important. In fact, if they're not successful, it's dubious how successful we can be. At the end of the day, David, I want to live in a place where I don't have to worry about getting wrench attacked or thrown in jail from my government for owning crypto property rights and private keys. In order to live in such a society, that has to be a society that supports these liberal lowercase l values. If we lose that, then sure, we have our decentralized, open crypto networks, but I don't know. I'm on the run. We can't have this podcast. We can't talk about things the way we like. I don't want to live in that sort of society. So partnering with groups like Fire and Greg are vitally important. And also, it's an opportunity. Just like, you know, crypto actually stands for something. We get to tell that to him, too, and he gets to experience our community in that way.