Can you think of some sort of practical things that we might do to help that little shimmy in the steering?

I'm always very careful with telling people how to live, because I do think it's, it's so personal, and it's always slightly know-it-all if an architect tells people how they should live their lives.

Anyway, but I'll, I'll, I'll give it a go.

I think, you know, living in London for all these years, make sure, you know, as I've lived in horrible flats and different old rundown houses, make sure that all your sash windows work really well, so at least the piano that you're gonna play works, and they're not all painted over and, well, no, we can't open that window [laughs] and that sash doesn't work.

Because I think the sash windows are fantastic for ventilation.

Open it at the bottom a bit at the top, and the entire family play.

Freedom for all, modify your ventilation all the time.

So a sort of question for you is, like, you know, if, if we're making a home for ourselves, do we need an architect for that? At what point do we think we need an architect, and at what point does it come from our own instincts?