Yeah, well, so being a, I'm actually a licensed real estate agent, I know that when it comes to selling houses, you know, you're trying to present the home in the best light possible. So, and sometimes it comes across, there's a little, there's some gray areas you have to tread lightly with, too. So, like, for example, if there was a house and the listing description said, you know, easy access to the highway, that might be a good way of saying, you know, all night long you're going to hear semis driving by because the highway is literally right next in your backyard, you know, like. Like, yeah, and so you're trying to present it in a way that, you know, people get excited about it instead of, you know, having a negative, seeing all the negatives.

Right. I want to play devil's advocate for a minute because I love everything that you just said. I think it's really easy to come up with fun content ideas for listings. This isn't kind of what we're talking about today. But like, you know, saying like, oh, I would just zoom in on like one room and I'd have this really cute lifestyle and you won't believe this kitchen. What if the listing sucks? Like, what if the listing is like ugly or like there's really no cool features or maybe your people have like insisted that they overprice it and you're kind of just like, but you still feel like, well, there's someone off there that would like this home.