 All right, thank you very much for that. You know, in selecting J.D. Vance, much has been made of the fact that he's so young. Well, he's very young. We haven't had a vice presidential candidate this young. I guess you'd have to go back to almost, what, 1900 when William McKinley chose Teddy Roosevelt. Of course, sadly, William McKinley, as he started out his second term, was assassinated. And the 42-year-old Teddy Roosevelt emerged as president of the United States.