 I read it almost every day. I listen to the podcast. I'm a huge fan. I feel like it's the trusted source. Adweek is definitely a publication that's inspired me in my creative process because I always love to start a creative process with an insight. You have, as you're developing in your career, your sources that you go to for inspiration to see who's doing what, where the best work's happening, what kind of trends are affecting work. I get the information. I get the examples of what great brands are doing. Maybe what they're not doing well. And it makes me think differently about my business. Adweek is a source that you go to to aspire to learn to get educated so understanding trends in the industry, what's happening in the competitive set and also just tangentially in other, you know, other pockets of the industry. So that always is something that I love staying connected with and then using to spark new ideas. It's a place you go to have a look at the amazing things that everyone else is doing that you want to aspire to get done. And I also think all marketers and advertisers aspire to be covered by Adweek. It really means your work has made a difference and broken through. I don't know what I'd do without Adweek. From everyone at Diageo, happy 40th anniversary Adweek. Happy birthday, happy anniversary Adweek from the Domino's family. Happy anniversary from Refinery29 to everyone at Adweek.