Andrew Wilson

It was very low.

Well, right, right.

So it's just you're only talking about mitigation.

So it's just you're only talking about mitigation.

You're only talking about mitigation.

It was actually lower than the percentages that you're showing me.

Way lower.

But you're still talking about mitigation.

But we're also talking about white people were least likely to get married under these scenarios too.

Yeah, but we're still talking about mitigation.

Exactly.

And so if you say it's great and it's mitigating and I say, okay, I want to move towards mitigation, we can never eliminate it, you can't hold that against me.

And you can't hold it against me for telling men to avoid the situation, especially since, and I'll add this on, especially since we can know statistically women are getting married at an older age.

That is increasingly high.

We can look at 40 years ago, it was 20 years old.

We can look at today, it's roughly around 28 and 30.

Yeah, but there's some nuance there too.

There's a lot of nuance there.

Well, hang on.

Well, hang on.