compliment.

Yeah, you're right.

Definitely a septic, the sewer and the best turds rides to the top.

But, yeah, so, I mean, like we said, this was kind of we're doing this not to really dive deep into anything that happened in the legislature.

We'll go over a couple, you know, big things that happened if you didn't hear about it.

But this is like a hey.

If you're wanting to, you know, you'd go to maybe you go to Wiley Fisheries meetings.

I mean, that's a huge driver for these local economies.

Was me talking about kingfish, what you were referring to? No,

the kingfish and the tarpon thing is, you know, that's one, that's just another faucet too.

I think somebody mentioned something about marlin.

And at that point, I bring it back to the same thing I tell people, red snapper.

So when we look at the recreational data from La Creole and our target species, red snapper is like 2%.

So I look at it as if we're talking about the we're again talking about the bycatch thing, which I don't really like that much because it's a tough argument to win with science backed data against the Manhattan fleet.

And then, you know, if we're talking if we're throwing things about Marlin in there to an already group that they may or may not know what this bill is actually about, what it could potentially help and just what it's doing in our fishery.

I know where they came from.

True.

"They're gonna do what needs to be done." And then all-- a couple years of the same stuff we're dealing with now and I'm like, "Why wasn't this said? Why wasn't this said?" I'm like, "There's no way they don't know that." Like these people aren't dumb.

And then I'm sitting there, I'm like, [chuckles] I'm like, you know, "Okay, well maybe there's a reason for it all." And you start doing more and more research on it.

It's like they know.

But you know, [sighs] it, it's, uh, it's so funny, you know.

I always say the greatest thing you could ever have is, "Okay, we're done.

Everything's fixed.

I just wish people down here could-