and and I know that you spent a lot of time in Japan right or you spent some time in judgment

sometimes Jaron sure. Yeah,

when what's that? What's the culture like or what kind of influences have you taken from that culture?

Oh, it's a life. Yeah, it's a bit of a really really interesting question. Probably more profound than I realize. I think that one of them is the virtue of Simplicity in Japanese design in certain sorts of forms of just Japanese culture. There is a premium on that Simplicity and I think in many cases in many Realms of particularly American in particularly kind of elite well-educated American circles. There is this kind of performative complexity. I mean forgive even that phrase performative complexity is exactly what well no, it's total BS because it's an example of performative complexity. Basically what it is is that people want to feel smart and the way that they want to feel smart. By making these really complicated and and and and and to me one of the things I absorbed from spending time. There is actually the keenest form of intelligence is to make things as simple as you possibly simple and clear and elegant as you possibly can whether you are writing a book whether you're making a film whether you're building a house whether you're raising a family anything like that. There's a virtue in that kind of Simplicity and Clarity. So I think that's probably the thing that sunk in the most for me. That's

so profound. I'm so glad you shared that it I didn't know. Aren't you going to give and neither did I and I