"I just wonder if you were like reflecting more on like other stuff like was it an illusion the working-class Oyster farmer thing was that actually just like a really good like Magic trick a brand. I mean, I I'm less concerned about the brand. I'm more concerned about the platform I think there's nothing that changes in terms of like what main voters supported in the platform They want an end to the genocide in Gaza. They want to tax billionaires. They want Medicare for all they want a Green New Deal They want to fund rural hospitals. Well, they weren't voting for that stuff necessarily. They were voting for a guy, right? They were voting. I don't agree. I don't agree. I think that like there's a lot of I don't I don't necessarily think that we should Characterize that in terms of main voters. They talk about his platform they even say that they were willing to put aside certain parts about his personal character because he supported things that they supported like There's a dismissiveness about voters on in in the national press right now that I don't understand well, it's interesting because I just got off the line with like this main voter and She really did seem to have been like behind a guy like she was a he was just so charismatic that's all of me and it felt like she had defended him through a whole bunch of stuff and She wasn't talking about the Green New Deal. She wasn't talking about She liked but she liked him. That's what it was and that was a powerful part of his appeal I think he did have charisma and he was a good communicator of the very issues that main voters care about Yeah"