 A lot of people hear about all the perks at the Google campus Can you give us a little bit inside us to the culture at Google and my kind of my main question here is that you know Is there a default to open mentality there? Well, you know, I would love to tell you that that's the truth But I mean most people, you know At a company like Google There's a default to coding. Okay, right and and some of those projects are open some others are closed But then we also have people who are very passionate about open source And what we try to do in their case is is get to know them and say, okay You're gonna be patching, you know, which projects matter to you and and and just make sure they're they're putting You know both our best days forward, but also meeting the right people and okay source because It's very rare, but there are some projects that are very difficult to deal with As a as a larger company and as an employee of a larger company And so we make sure that they get the right right kind of attention similarly, you know Contributor license agreements have become way more popular over the last couple of years and some are Completely signable and in fact are often based on the Apache Contributor license agreement, which is the same one we use at Google And so that's usually very easy and so we make a make a point of making those very efficient When a Google goes to sign those other CLA's are not as easy to sign because they carry Kuiperite assignment and often patent assignment clauses that are two You know grabby sure, you know and so In those cases we usually end up pushing back on the project that wants that kind of thing and they often change Because they still want our patches, you know And and then in some cases will release patches wholly separate from our project You know and independent of their desire to have grabby clauses in their CLA's So so you know we exist in in those conversations to basically protect Google and to protect googlers and to protect open source People from googlers who are not always so savvy, you know