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Most people ask questions about problems that they have in their life, and I try to point them in the right direction. That's not a lawyer. That's a parapet. So as a lawyer, what makes you more qualified to provide, like, better advice than the average person? Law school. Huh? Law school? Okay, so, like, how? Like, what about law school? I mean, like, that's a really lot of questions. Like, ask an engineer. What makes you better at being an engineer than just someone off the street that went to high school? Okay, but what if you ask a lawyer, like, an emotional question? Does law school make you, like, more qualified to answer that kind of question? That's not what we do. These are legal questions. You said legal problems. What if I'm a lawyer? So, I mean, I don't mean to be rude, right? But it's kind of implied that if you're asking a lawyer, you're asking them a legal question. You don't call your podiatrist and ask them about your taxes, do you? No, I just asked you, I was like, what do you do? You said answer people's questions with problems. Correct. Most people have, like, problems. They don't know where to start. So legal problems. I don't need to specify legal problems. It's implied with the word lawyer. Where'd you go to law school? I went to Jones School of Law.