We're not interested in being a spoiler or coming on and taking votes from one party or another. And so when people talk about a spoiler that's usually in regards to French candidates, people who take overwhelmingly from one side or another, like a Jill Stein or Ralph Nader, are numbers suggest we draw evenly from both sides. But I think of it being intellectually honest, you can know exactly what kind of impact it has until you have names on the ballot. You recognize that people don't do this every four years because it is a very cumbersome, audress, and time-consuming process to get on the ballot everywhere. And then a monumental task, an expensive task to run for president. It is. But, you know, again, looking at these current choices, and I think the viewers were to agree, nobody's thrilled to go to the polls in November. People want another option and we're prepared to give it to them.