 You see exactly what they're doing. You see the mistakes that some other people are doing that are not making it because in the trading world, on the trading floor, the turnover can be pretty high. You can be seeing five new people come and go and like you can learn from those mistakes. So you mentioned joining the firm and you kind of got profitable like pretty quickly after you joined. You kind of said like it was like, it was like pretty quickly after you joined, would you say? Yeah, I think about within six months, I think I got my first paycheck after four months and it was like a tiny checker. I think I got like $700 my first month or something like that. But it's been consistently bigger and bigger every month for the next couple of years. So yeah, it was pretty, but the thing is like the strategy back then was like super easy, like we had like good routes and we could buy on the bid and sell on the offer. Yeah. And that was the thing for a couple of years. Yeah. And so do you think it was like the environment where you're just with so many like-minded people and you're just strategizing and you're with each other and you're just working super hard? Do you think that was what kind of really pushed you over the edge? I think that's a big factor. I think that if you're trading with somebody in the room and you see exactly what they're doing, you see the mistakes that some other people are doing that are not making it because in the trading world on the trading floor, the turnover can be pretty high. You can be seeing somebody come and go within three, four, five months, five new people come and go. And like you can learn from those mistakes as well. And then you can learn from the guys that have been there for a while too. What are they doing? How are they acting when it's a slow market? How are they? What are they doing when it's a hot market? So absolutely, yeah, that's a big thing. That's one of the biggest pros of being on a trading floor. And it doesn't necessarily have to be on a prop floor. You can like, some people just have an office and they just trade together individually, but it's just harder to find, I think, people and then get together and trust each other enough. I would assume, but I would do that. If I were trading by myself, I would try and find somebody to trade with in an office because it just feels different. Like right now I'm at home and I traded from the office today. Like sometimes I trade from the office, sometimes from home. And from an office, it's just a lot more productive. There are more eyes on the market. Like people are calling out setups and like people are calling out certain things that like I don't see by myself when I'm at home, you know, stuff like that. And you see how people deal with drawdowns and you help each other out. There's a lot like kind of brotherhood there, you know? How was it prior to COVID and now post COVID? What, that mentality and that brotherhood of being in-person versus how you guys handled it when you were forced to stay at home? I mean, it's pretty similar. We just kind of took a break on being in the office for a little bit, but it's quite similar. I mean, COVID was a crazy time and we tried to like kind of communicate as much as possible. So we did a little bit of like, you know, video chats and stuff like that. But I would say like 2019 compared to 2023, it's quite similar. The only difference is there's now a lot more people that are like they stayed at home because some people prefer to be at home. You know, they prefer to like lock themselves in the room and just kind of put on some music and trade and not be distracted. I would say for newer guys, they kind of have to be trading in the office. And for me personally, I feel like I trade better when I'm in the office. So did you notice any kind of trends in that you could send these people home during COVID, right, and they struggled because they don't have that mentality around them. They don't have the influences around them. And all of a sudden they're on a downturn or and then when they come back into the office and now all of a sudden things are turning back around for them or the vice versa trader where they have too many influences, right? They have too many eyeballs looking at them and they want to be home by themselves in their zone allowed to only do what they do. I don't think there's a correlation there that I've noticed. So people during COVID, I think everybody did well for the most part. Like doesn't matter like where they were because like they had the skill set to do well. But yeah, I don't think there's any like direct correlation that I've noticed. Just some people are like experienced enough to trade from home by themselves and have enough confidence to put on the trade and not to look over the shoulder, make sure everybody else is in the same trade for conviction, you know? So I think it comes down to just your experience.