And so they tell him, in 50 BCE, so this is 50 BCE, let me circle that, in 50 BCE, they tell him to leave his pro-consul position, disband his army, and return to Rome. Now, Julius Caesar's thinking to himself, wait, you know, I just did all of this. I might be, you know, these people are afraid of me. If I go without my title, without my army, who knows what they're gonna do to me when I go back to Rome. So he says, well, I'm faced with a, I either go back without my armies, or I go with my armies. And so he decides to do the latter. He takes his armies, and he crosses the Rubicon River.