I mean, were you always like law enforcement, 100%? That's what I want to do. Yeah, and I don't know where it came from, you know. You know, they say, you know, when when people are young and you know, they want to be a cop, want to be a fireman, and then it just kind of goes away. Well, I don't know. I said it never went away. What was the like allure for you? I just kind of got hooked into it, and then it just kind of stayed. And I still do today, I think, have a real, I think, a sense of right and wrong, and I really can't stand wrong. I really hate it when people don't do the right thing, and they do the wrong thing by others. So, you know, some people will give you the stock answer, you know, I want to help others and all that stuff. You know, 99.999% of everybody comes into an interview, gets asked the question, "Why do you want to be a cop?" "I want to help others." You know, okay. What, you know, what what does that translate to, and what does that really mean? I think for me, what it means is I can't stand it when people don't treat other people right, and they take advantage of vulnerable people, and they do do them wrong. Yeah. And I think that that's what, you know, probably, if there was something I had to say, that's probably a motivator.