So bat the way most teachers do is they give you specific books that you have to read, so you don't even have chise firsto and then do you get tested on it. So, because that's the first experience for most people with reading. No wonder adult people don't want to readlake a s la, because looks like like a char and i looks like something you're forced to do. Looks like work. Soit a never youre out of college, you see a book, don't give me that. So and then people, you know, the they're amazed byte the amount of people that don't ant, dont read at all. It's a natural consequence of that. But if you give them 50 hundred books that dyou think they might be interested in, i'm talking about your native language now, but you know, they're going to select the ones that they're interested in. And the act that that's a good fine, that they take responsibility for itcause they agan, i it the there's no detail to blame there. No. And then it's a good idea that you give them the books that's much lower than the reading level, because it's easy. And then when it's easy, and if they the storyis interesting, you know, they will think maybe ot there, they will think that they might be, they will think that they will want to read another one in their hands, will reach the another book when it's easy and interesting. But if it's difficult, then isn't thet al thet ydetriger their interest and the it's all. So what i say is, every time they read a book, it should be a, i woudn't say homer an, rious. It cannot be that good, but then pleasant, successful experience. And then they don't mind doing it. If they, if you give them a book, they don't mind reading it, if it's not that difficult then. And when you're an adult, you're going t lave reading. Ra, i mean, like i i can't imagine a day without reading to ten. Not. It is, it's such ime. Not just for langash learning itself, which is something that i do a lot of, but just for the sake of, you know, just imaginin the story that tha treading or it is is so pleasant for me. Not good and ye, wonderful, pre so eas been a pleasure lenico.