 uh, if I were allowed to pick a table and it wasn't a round table, uh, I would have to take one of the two left-handed seats. Um, for those of you who'd never think about that, uh, you, you got to take one of the two corners, uh, if you're a lefty and, um, uh, Brookings visiting fellow, James Goldgeier. I have one person to sit next to in that case. Uh, and if Constanza is already sitting next to her, uh, I would probably, uh, then want to catch up, uh, with, uh, well, if it's a round table, I'd want to be seated next to another lefty on my, on my left side. But, uh,