Yeah, I think that side of things you can write code now that wouldn't be viable because that time you're spending on that is also then not time you're spending on the thing you already knew well. And then those skills atrophy or you're not keeping up with the latest.

I mean, I think I have two thoughts on that. I'll start on Jeremiah's because, you know, talking about the coder who's worried that, you know, suddenly cloud code can take their job. Clearly, the way that we do our work has changed. Like, on that role, absolutely. But you're also seeing challenge right now where people are hiring engineers that don't actually fundamentally know maybe what great code looks like. And so there's a lot of vibe coding that's creating some friction and some thrash. And let me give you an example. Take the thing that we each know really well. Like, what is the thing that you are literally an expert at after all these years of experience?