One of the things that frustrates me about the role that I'll say, you know, my community of engineers plays in the creative world right now is that, you know, for some reason you guys think that we know anything, and that we have just, you know, stumbled onto formulas that are working and that we have a vision for tools that can let you guys do something good, let you guys create something that we're excited about. You know, there's a lot of, I worry, and look, I might have completely mischaracterized this, but I worry that there's a lot of following going on in this industry right now, but there's a lot of, by the way, not just this, all across all creation, all arts and media today, that folks are looking for some engineer to tell them to make it square or make it six seconds. You guys are much more talented than any of the folks at the Tumblr office, anybody in Sunnyvale or Palo Alto or Mountain View. You guys have the history of making stuff that really moves us, that inspires us, makes us aspire to a lifestyle. I mean, you guys make extraordinary stuff, you know, we are, at Tumblr, just constantly in awe and constantly in service of this community of creators that surprises us every single day. And our role in this, our mission is just to give them the tools, just to empower them to make something even better. And this is something that technology has been doing for a long time. I mean, you think, you know, before the world of avid and final cut in May and all these things, like Pixar couldn't have existed. A whole lot of the art and media that we enjoyed today couldn't have existed if it weren't for technology. But we celebrate that art. And for some reason, we started an ask you towards people who can just sort of, I don't know, follow the latest trend, the latest tool. I just, I don't like the idea that we're the ones inventing the meme. I want to give you guys the biggest canvas that we can and have you invent the next meme. And if it turns into something that, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the synomographs, like I mentioned before, which I think are going to exist for a long time, is there a whole beautiful new form of photography? Some of them might blow up for a moment and then, you know, have a, have a half-life, a, a die off over time. But you guys are going to invent it. I don't think it's going to be engineers that invent the most compelling new art and media and the most compelling new memes.