And by Herodotus' accounts, they are actually quite successful of because they're funneling that Persian army into a very narrow space, the Spartans along with the other Greeks are able to push back. And this is a massive outnumbering, roughly 7,000 versus many tens or hundreds of thousands. But as Herodotus' accounts go, there was a traitor amongst the Greeks who go to the Persians and show them another way around. And show them another way around. And so the Persians are essentially, are able to not only get around the Greeks, but by surrounding them, are able to defeat the Greeks at Thermopylae and continue their march. And remember, they were able to get to Eritrea before, 10 years before, but they really wanna seek their revenge on Athens. And they are able to go to Athens, but by the time they go there, they see that the town has been, for the most part, evacuated.