That's another learning lesson from Greg and his experience. When you say fight, David, like, he. He knows this, it's a fight on multiple fronts. All right? So, like, it's not just a fight on the legal front in the court system. That's certainly where you need to take the front. We need to take the fight there on crypto, too. But it's a fight on the culture side of things, too. It's a fight for hearts and minds. And if you don't win the culture, you're not going to win the legal cases. And if you win the legal cases without the culture, you won't really have anything that's durable, that won't erode away. And so this is just, like, so important for us to hear as well. Like, as we're thinking about trying to win crypto as a freedom technology, say, in the United States or in whatever jurisdiction. Yeah, you, bankless listener, kind of represent. It's a battle on multiple fronts, not just the legal side, but also hearts and minds. We have to win people over into why this censorship resistant money system is good not only for them, but good for the world, good for society, good for their economy. It's a battle for hearts and minds. He sees it. He also sees an erosion. I wanted to ask you about that. He said that millennials, as you just said, and Gen Z are. They care a lot less about freedom of speech than older generations. I wonder if you have any reflections on that. Have you seen that? Do you think that's a thing? It's basically.