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Was Doge helpful? It was. Yeah, it was. And I mean, look, Doge continues within the White House and within the executive of the country. I mean, look, there's a lot of ways in which we are wasting the American people's money. Yeah. Sometimes spending it on crazy stuff, sometimes spending it on like actually counterproductive stuff. I think Doge has saved already at least 170, maybe $200 billion. Hopefully it's going to save more. But yeah, I think it was very worthwhile. That's so much money. That's a ton of money. How do they not, how would you not even notice that? If that much money. There's so much I could tell you about this. Okay. The amount of waste and the amount of just grift in the federal government was off the charts. It's still, it's, it's getting better, but there's still a lot more I think we can find. Who was getting it? I don't know. I don't know one person that was getting something extra. I don't think. Well, unless everybody was slurping. Yeah. I mean, a lot of people were slurping, man. You, you look at, uh, you look at what, so for example, there are all these humanitarian programs that we have where we send money for people for medicine, for food. Oh yeah. Okay. But like you think, I think like what I thought before I got in the government, what most Americans think is okay, so we send a hundred thousand dollars to this group to buy food for like poor kids in Africa. Okay. And what actually happens is it's not a hundred thousand dollars that go to the food for the poor kids in Africa, that the NGO, the non-government organization that gets that money contracts it out to somebody else. Right. And then they subcontracted out something. There's like three or four middlemen. And what, you know, Marco Rubio, who's a secretary of state , he's a very good friend. What he told me is that his best estimate after he had his team look at it is that 88 cents of every dollar was actually being collected by middlemen. No way. So every dollar we were spending humanitarian assistance, 12 cents was actually making it to people who needed it. That's crazy. So there's a lot of waste, man, a lot of crazy stuff. So Elon was putting in a lot. Was Elon doing it for free all that time? He was doing it for free. Yeah. He was doing it for free. He was doing it for free. I mean, he doesn't need money, right? That's the one thing Elon does not need. Right.