Or were they, you know, genuinely trying to stop them there and because they couldn't, they had to retreat back to Salamis? As we'll see, that second narrative is what actually happens. Well, I guess in some level, both of those narratives happen that they are able to at least slow down the Persians at both of these places. And the Persians are eventually defeated at the Strait of Salamis. Now, Thermopylae is the stuff of legends. It is, if you've ever seen the movie 300, it is about the Spartan, the 300 Spartan soldiers led by King Leonidas, along with roughly 7,000 other Greeks that they're able to collect to stop the Persians at Thermopylae. And Thermopylae, you're in this coastal area where there's a very limited area for this massive Persian army to be funneled through.