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. Now, crossing the Rubicon, I'm gonna write this down. Crossing the Rubicon is now a phrase that we have in our culture that means, you know, you've gone past the point of no return. There's a famous quote ascribed to Julius Caesar once he crossed the Rubicon, as the die has been cast.