So moving on to other news this week, McClaren, what's his name? David. David Sanchez. Yes. Was hired from Ferrari in 2023, started in 2024 and he's already out. Yeah, this was really, so when Andreas Stella took over as team principal, he made a lot of changes in the organizational hierarchy at McClaren and kind of like put everything under like three umbrellas and it's like everyone was kind of like, oh, that's kind of weird. And one of their big moves was hiring David Sanchez from Ferrari. Apparently, he missed like they realized that there was a misalignment in quotes between the teams original expectations and what Sanchez alleged to be brought to the table. So they decided to part ways with him, which I think is a really interesting move after three months. The statement claims that it was a mutual decision so that Sanchez could pursue other opportunities in motorsport, but like, yeah, I guarantee you in six months, he is in pursuing other opportunities in motorsport. Yeah, I don't know, or he gets natched up somewhere else really quick. But it just yeah, this, I don't know, this seems weird. Yeah, it just, it seems like there's a lot of, you know, a merry grant of change within the upper ashulans of McClaren, like, you know, they had to redo the organizational hierarchy again and move things around with like their top three top four guys including the team principal Stella. So this, this may not be anything to worry about, or this could be a worrying sign from McClaren, especially since McClaren is kind of, you know, beating out some expectations of where they were going to be this early on in the season. So we'll see. I know that all of the technical hires and moves always just to me, it's a lot, especially how quickly they're hired and fired again or let go or mutually separate. Because if he started at the beginning of the year, he hasn't really had a hand in doing anything this year. Right. And like, maybe he has a hand in doing things for next season. But it just seems odd after doing nothing to just let him go. And I understand they did this whole like reevaluation, whatever. But if he was a good hire, then why get rid of it? I just don't know. Yeah, especially since he, you know, he was hired in, you know, February of 2023 and then went on Garden Leave, which I think is a very British thing where if you are leaving one position to another, you basically have a period of time where you're not allowed to work or you don't work. So when I guess you hang out in your garden, I think the way the term comes from. I remember googling it like months ago. But I just, I don't know what this means from McLaren, but it's a little bit of a red flag. Yeah. Who knows what Zach's doing at McLaren, honestly, but we'll see.