somebody's home had been locked and somebody who had a copy of the key then decided to break back into that home. i mean, is it as simple as that? is this sort of like an honor system when it comes to national security issues. i mean, it is in some ways because you would hope, but that honor system is based on verify verify entrust right and the verification is not just the clearance itself. it's continuing reviews throughout the process. it is it is, too. they travel abroad. are they all of a sudden driving a fancy cars and then questions of espionage or they're getting paid by a foreign entity? um, are they going through something traumatic in their own life in which then the supervisor might actually limit their access? because people you know go through traumas and you don't want the necessarily to be to be to have access to this information. so the idea that it's like one and done right you get you get top secret clearance and then you know, please, please behave. that's not actually how it works. there's continuing processes of review of access to information. this