And then if you were called and you have to deploy and things are weighing on you, what is that like for you? Does that weigh on you? How does that for a vet that are in situations like that? What's that like?

Yeah, when I think about how the weight of the potential outcomes could be if there's mistakes in a critical environment like that, I think certainly the ability of the ship to get where it needs to go and deploy weapon systems to meet the mission could be affected if there's some sort of engineering or operations failure.

But really, when I think about it, you're talking about high-pressure systems, high-voltage systems.

Somebody could die, which is, of all the catastrophic things, those are the most likely things.

The most catastrophic.

Yeah, and most likely, to be honest.

The systems are redundant.

And then you're out, right? It's what's going on in your life? Like, how are things going on? What are you willing to share, figuring out what that that boundary is, and then, you know, continuing to, to kind of massage it as we go forward to figure out more just caring about people, and then demonstrating those those caring actions.