 No, and it's a general rule I have. When you do a new hire, I'm willing to give the person the benefit of the doubt. I'm getting a little more skeptical of the hires than what happened with the last chief, but, you know, I'm not going to hold that against different people. I mean, my general rule is I'm advisor, consultant, count. I mean, like, unless you're showing up to work every day and actually, you know, putting in the effort, then, I mean, it's just cronyism and somebody's receiving a paycheck on the taxpayer dime.