So I got a business question for you, and I'm going to start off with you and we can go any direction you want to go.

As a business guy, when you run a company and you're managing risk and where resources go, things happen and your team will come up to me.

Let me tell what just happened in compliance.

Here's what we're facing. These guys could take, you know, $30 million of business away from us.

If we do this, the risk here's $30,000.

If we do this year, okay.

So whatever's the biggest risk, that's the biggest damage to the company,

you give the most resources, lawyers, research forensics, to go investigate it, right?

That's business.

I'm thinking from a business lens.

But for me, the part out of everything that we got on 9-11 commission, and there's a lot of them,

Monica Lewinsky, when you look at what happened in, you know, January 17, 1990,

January 26 is when he said, I did have relations with Monica Lewinsky.

They spent $30 million to investigate this incident that happened, the three-year relationship between

Monica Lewinsky and the president Clinton at the time.

Nobody died.

No one was physically hurt.

Matter of facts, people probably got healthier because of the three years or whatever happened,

but it's not like somebody got hurt because of it.

$30 million there.

9-11 happens.

2,977 people die.

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