my youth, it was pretty kind of rural. There was woods behind my house. I played in dirt a lot. Dirt was a big part of my childhood. Was I rural? Was that rural? Maybe you were rural. I may be rural. Why is that? But so it's a lot more. But I'm just saying it's a lot more of America than what we think. Right. Yeah. It's not just Appalachia. I mean, rural is a big part of the country. Fly over it. Yeah. It's a huge part of our country, you know, and it's a it's a part of our country that has a lot of political influence and a lot of untold and unheard stories. And, you know, just growing up in that community and being able to represent it and hearing those stories as a Democrat. You know, sometimes I'll show up to a house and people will slam the door in my face because they know I'm a Democrat. It's a bad word. How do they know? Well, when you when you show up at a house. Wear the red. I know. I'm wearing red today, which is a bit ironic. But when you show up at a house, the first (9/44)