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Um, yeah, I don't know. So like when that, that pressure, when that pressure is lit up, people tend to snap back to, um, previous site, you know? Yeah. Well, I guess, I guess so. So you have like, you have stasis, right? Which is like kind of the the place that we function comfortably and stasis can change for all of us. Um, you, you, you apply enough pressure for a while, you create a new stasis, you create a new normal, um, and, and people sort of adapt and then they do have a hard time kind of going back, right? Like, So, you know, COVID permanently changed some things for for a lot of us. It changed the status quo and and the way that we operate and our our comfort with Zoom, our comfort with technology is kind of a good example of that. Whereas before, when when I was doing therapy, nobody would do Zoom. Everybody thought it was like, ah that that's so weird to do therapy online. And then suddenly everybody needed therapy because we're all freaking out about the super bug. And the only way you could get it was online. And now nobody wants to meet in person. Still, they can, but they would prefer to do it on Zoom. So we've we've sort of created