And now I don't mean out loud like the guy who talks to himself out on the subway station, you know, yelling out to himself, but under your breath, if you mumble it like a whisper. So if I'm reading a question and I read it like, you can't hear me, can you? But I can hear myself. Now I don't want to be brain scientist, but I would venture to guess that there's something going on on the internal noodles of your brain there when you are hearing something and reading something and internalizing something rather than just thinking it on kind of one mode in your head. A lot of times if you're stuck in your head, you're stuck in your head. That's why I said you're stuck in your head. But if you read something out loud, whether it's from another individual or from yourself, you're picking on that all kind of auditory vibe there.