So yeah, man, it's just, you guys can see for yourself. You can go listen to whatever his retort was and you can judge for yourself. Oh, okay. Is Ken full of shit or is he making good points? Did Jason adequately debunk all five points or not? Yeah, I don't need to sit here and force my opinion on you guys. All I do is stick to the facts. You can accept them or not. I don't know of the legend of Shamir and Solomon's Temple. John Mustang says, Are other impressive sculptures and structures in Egypt also made by the Great Pyramid builders, or are they post-floor? Great Pyramid was built 2800 BC. So, from 2905 to 2815 BC, 90 years, 1080 months, Great Pyramid construction. So, a lot of the giant sarcophagi that never has any bodies in them, that's made of that real smooth, high-tolerance, shiny marble stuff, All that was made at that period. The Osirion was made at that period before Seti, Pharaoh Seti, built another temple there. But the older Osirion is there. The Temple Sphinx, the Valley Temple, the Temple of the Sphinx, all that was made at that period. The entire Giza Plateau, all that engineering was done at that period. And the entire pyramid complex probably had something to do with manufacturing something. Paul Cook did a really good job showing us all the mechanical, almost like mechanical components that go on the Giza Plateau. So even Land of Kim, his theory is probably viable. But I told you from the very beginning, before Paul Cook ever came into my sphere of influence, before Land of Kim ever appeared on YouTube, I'd already told you guys that there is an engineering or chemical function with the Great Pyramid that has nothing to do with its calendrical function. One was designed to be overt to hide the other. I told you that. Hell, that's in my published books. But that's either here or there. I'm just saying that this is 58 centuries ago. It's a long time ago. So, but there's a lot, there's a lot that has been made in Egypt since then. And so, you know, I mean, some of that all the way up to about the 1600s BC, some of that, some of that granite work is fantastic. Yeah, I'd have to see specifics. I can't give you a, I can't give you an overall answer to that. We have to look into, into the specifics of what you're talking about. Egypt's got a lot to offer.