 Gibbons hires the two best lawyers in the country, Daniel Webster, who was then serving as congressman to Massachusetts, and William Ritt, who was the sitting U.S. Attorney General, which I thought was kind of interesting. I mean, imagine, what's the guy's name? Garland? Yeah, Merrick Garland. He's the sitting Attorney General. Imagine if he was representing somebody in a court case. Like, oh, yeah, I've got to put this on hold, guys. I've got to go represent somebody privately. I think these guys, you know, back then it was all about the fame and the headlines. So, you know, he got right on there. But Daniel Webster, what a name. Yeah. Great order. Yeah.