Hegel's Critique of Kantian Morality

Aristotelian virtue is between two extremes of danger right and i think that's absolutely in the firing line right here. Both both those things have to go back to Aristotle and Aristotelian uh i don't know common places or conclusions so i think i see that as implicit here. Hegel's point is if you're really virtuous it's even worse like like a hypocritical virtue signaler he's he actually prefers that person because they're really invested in the way of the world which he thinks is superior to virtue.