Thank you. I really appreciate it. So I think that you are partly right, so am I. Like maybe a person can work all day to make a song and it just sounds off to them. They listen to it and listen up. It takes just a bunch of time for them to really get right. It maybe takes an entire day just to them. The does not create AI images, but do it again and again and again. It's something wrong. That just takes time. So I don't think it goes so fast that you say to get an actual good song that people stream. And I also think it's good. You can do stuff like sing with your voice and you can do different kinds of voices. So sometimes I can sing the entire song and you can just polish my voice up. It can go higher in pitch, lower pitch, which is really good because if you don't have the trends at high high pitch, you can do background vocals because you don't have anyone else to do it. And you can add a guitar because you know how to do it with a guitar. You just can't really do it. You can sing an entire song and put it in there and ask, can you make me higher pitch and polish up the guitar a bit, which I think is good. Of course, some people will always use it, even if it gets banned. So I mean, that's another really important thing. How, what will you do when it's banned? How will we make sure that no one that uses AI does it? Because there's so many people that use AI in music, Spotify, SoundCloud. How will they manage to ban all of them? Because for a human, it's really easy to detect, but they use AI to detect them. And because there's so many songs, you can't really know if they're AI. And just getting rid of AI seems like worse than keeping it because people that actually do a real song may be banned because it sounds like AI.