Just he's like, you know what, maybe I don't want to be good, I just want to be good at something, can you pursue that kind of financial goal or that kind of uh that idea of even like that pursuit of the american dream and still hold on to your moral compass, like if that becomes number one and I feel like that's really what's what's on the spotlight this season, any objective in life other than if someone is just gonna live in the mash it and pray and fast and thicker and whatnot that they're going to have to engage in something something of the world and the prophet himself, the model, obviously for our religion, he wasn't monastic in that way, he's engaging so the constant balancing act between the inner world and the outer world, the unseen world and the seen world is just the balance of you know, a walking person going from the right to the left and the right to the left, right, but I feel like that gets lost really, that gets lost really quickly and like you know that and again like I think like when you are leaving your home country and you're kind of in a place where you're kind of trying to figure out yeah how do you make that living for yourself and again make it worth it, can you hold on to who you are, where I grew up, it felt as though like like poverty was a property of being muslim almost, you know, and that the moment you begin to transcend um that poverty, it's like you're actually moving away from Islam, you know, I think tussling with that is um is a thing that I think we all have to do, you know, and I think you know, as now we get into the third season, this core thing underneath what we've been exploring I think has been this this financial anxiety that is really present, like Grace, like how has that anxiety been part of your family even like growing up, like how did that affect you?