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you know, suddenly it's not really like a person you're ripping off. It's just this big, you know, it's the target corporation or whatever, right? So yeah you're not, so people are willing to justify it to themselves a little bit more. Well, I'm not even, I'm not harming a person. It's just some big faceless company that can't be bothered to put a person in front of me. So I feel like there's more and more of that kind of thing where people are just, um you know, justifications are easier. Do you, do you see that too? I hadn't thought about that. When you first said that, i I couldn't think of an example until you mentioned the, the, like the store. Cause yeah, that's totally, I think that's totally a real thing because when we think of bad behavior, sins, whatever, we're usually thinking we're, we're harming somebody, right? Or, you know, there's usually like some, somebody there, some victim, something, not always, I guess there's victimless crime, but, but like, um,