So you mentioned working with Chester working really closely with him. It sounds like you guys had a really good bond together in your co-writing of that song. What can you attribute to that bond? Why do you guys think you bonded so well? Well, I don't know. I don't think you can plan those kind of things. You know, that kind of rhythm, that kind of dynamic, that kind of dialogue. I guess it would be a dialogue, creative dialogue. I don't know how to plan for that, especially with someone that you're not, you know, I had that didn't really know Chester before we started working on the chant. We corresponded a little bit, talked a little bit, but I didn't know I'm sort of being out to get in the room with them and start really tearing that song apart. You know, trying to other ideas. We just had a real chemistry, I guess. I guess I would just chalk it up to that. I hope he felt the same way. He must have, because there was just a real honesty between us about which parts of my idea, which he didn't vice versa, and a real openness to try anything. And that made it fun, and it also made it incredibly like, it moved really quick. I mean, obviously we rushed it. We didn't. It just things kind of fell together really quickly, because we were both so dialed in, so it felt like a song. Was it pretty much all business between you two? I know you mentioned in a different interview that you guys kind of talked about some real life stuff. Are there other things that you guys bonded over other than just music? Yeah, for sure. I mean, we talked a whole lot about, you know, our personal lives and our experiences and some of the things we've gone through, some of the things we've gone through, a lot of it. I think what kind of sparked that type of conversation was where we were coming from with our political contributions, and how similar they were. We started realizing we had some similar experiences. And yeah, we talked about a lot of stuff other than the session and the music. It was a really, really great song, and you know, just can't thank you enough to bring that to the table. It's a pleasure and a joy, and just to even be a part of it, you know what I mean? It's a really special song. It was already, and then, you know, of course in the context of what's happened, it's taken on a different sort of life. But yeah, I just feel lucky there's been a part of it.