This to you that what's the significance of purchasing a third yacht rather than maybe hiring 50 people to solve a problem. Well, it's hard. These things aren't so simple. You know, like, let's say that you decide to go out to a restaurant and your meal is $500 and you might think, well, that's reprehensible. And, well, perhaps you don't think that's reprehensible. But the thing is, it's not a bad way of dispersing extra money. So it's not that obvious what rich people should do with their money that's beneficial. And you think, well, should you buy a third yacht because you really need it? Well, that's a particularly, perhaps a particularly egregious example. But it's not like you're not employing people when you do that. You shouldn't stuff the money in your mattress. We could say that, right? Because that's just pure hoarding. But most people who have money aren't like Scrooge McDock. They don't have a money bin that they swim in, right? They're money. Well, that's the kind of, that's the kind of clueless picture of wealth. I mean, most people who have money, their money is out there doing things. It's not like it's in their bedroom, you know? In gold coin form.