You say the introduction of the equal pay for equal work argument immediately complicates even salary comparison beyond practicality for one simple reason. Who decides what work is equal? It's not possible. So the simple question is, do you believe in equal pay? Well, I made the argument there. So it depends. So you don't even equal pay. No, I'm not saying that at all. Because a lot of people listening to you will just say, I mean, are we going back to the part? That's because we're actually not listening. You're just projecting what I'm hearing. You basically saying women need to just accept they're never going to make it on equal terms, equal outcomes is what how you define it. No, I know I said, I said, I said, the equal, I would go, well, I might as well just go and play with my Cindy dolls. I give up trying at school because I'm not going to get the top job I want because there's someone sitting there saying it's not possible. I said, it's a global, it's going to make you miserable. Desirable. That's what I said. It's a bad social role. I didn't say that women shouldn't be striving for the top or anything like that, because I don't believe that for a second.