Why did you make that choice? Yeah. The day I graduated from college, I moved right back to my hometown, a small town in Maine of 1600 people. I love my home so much. I always wanted to go home and build my life there and do politics there. But you're not going to do politics anymore now, aren't you out of it? Didn't you say you're not going to keep going on the electoral ladder? Yes. I've served four years in the Maine legislature. I was first elected in 2018. I served a term in the House and a term in the Senate. But you know, I think there's so much power in getting lots of young people elected for all across rural America instead of just me. And so we wrote the book and we're going to do that. But don't they need you? Don't they need you, coach, in the game? I am still in the game. Just do it in a different way. Just making sure that candidates and campaigns have all the tools that they need to get young folks elected. I don't blame you if you're not wanting to do it either. Yeah. (6/44)