It's based On a quiz That the New Republic created So if the New Republic felt like this was appropriate content I'm going to go with that, but I'm with you. I mean, Will, as this is airing, and you and I are on our, you know, our respective little vacations, will Twitter exist? That's a good point. I think it's likely it will. I mean, I think it'll still be around, but I mean, I have to say, as we're recording this, it's definitely, every time I think, well, this is kind of, this has gone to a place that I couldn't have imagined. It seems to sort of the whole platform go to another place or Elon Musk tweets something that's even more incendiary, like my pronouns are prosecute Fauci. Right. Which he did. He tweeted that out, yeah. I will say that David Roth now, because Trump is kind of David Roth, that defector, because Trump is almost an afterthought now in a way. It's interesting to watch Trump's just kind of like ability to drive the conversation. It seems like maybe we're just in a in a moment where it's it's diminished. But, you know, David Roth's writing about Trump was always very trenchant and interesting. And now he's turned his laser lens towards Musk, which I think speaks to how big of a part of the conversation Musk now is. And yeah, it's a I hope Twitter is existing. So this this quiz is kind of relevant and B, I hope that Musk hasn't done something so so so sort of unsettling to our listeners that us even mentioning the name is is rough for them.