i can also imagine how saying that your prioritizing for emotional intelligence is sort of a pre excuse for mediocrity. And if we bring it back to new york city, you know, i almost feel like eric adams, prioritising for emotional intelligence. So because you are able to connect with people emotionally, its a subterfuge for actually delivering a little bit of moral licensing,. Like, i'm going to identify and feel compassion toward th s people, whether it's in my firm, my family or so on. But is it possible that it might keep me from actually executing on the things that, in the end, would be more important than exercising my emotional intelligence?