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strike or do whatever we want in a lot of ways, right? Like if we want to support students, we can just close down class and be like, that's right. We're just, we're doing solidarity. Oh, actually we cannot close down class, but we can decide that we're going to change the evaluation system or yeah our meeting spaces so that essentially, you know, the class is essentially paused, right? And that's not a violation. So yeah, I mean, it's, it's complicated on what we can and can't do, but that's what the faculty Senate does at UC Berkeley. God, you guys just need a union. It's so much easier. Like for us, there's just a pay scale and it's based on like degree and number of years in, you know, like and anyone could look it up. You're like, oh, you're this far over on the columns and this far down on the list because you've done it this many years. You know what I mean? It's very straightforward. The problem with that one is like they can tap me to be part of this podcast and then try to reach out and create more advertisements and generate revenue or something like that, or to do poll based research or something like that. And I'm just sitting here doing all this stuff. Meanwhile, you're just chilling out surfing and you've been there longer than me and you're just getting more money, right? So like, no well, who's kicking ass? Who's writing books? Who's getting grants versus like, who's just been here a long time?