And some incoming cards, so we can't say that much longer.

Yes, I would say that I was led with that because it's a clarification that I think a lot of people don't.

That helps them to understand how to even use it to begin with, because they see it and they might think, so I have to play it every time I see it.

And therefore, like, I'm always going to have these like dinky hands and I'm going to have big hands.

Like, I don't know if I'm going to always want that.

And you don't have to always want that.

It gives you the flexibility of like, you know, not only Do I have enough cards to spend all my resources on? But do I have enough targets? So you might look at your hand and say, I could play this two-cost card and this two-cost card.

Do I really want to assess the situation instead of my interface? But it does well to help you balance your hand and make sure that you can get to your setup cards quicker because it's allowing you to jump further in.