So he was idealist to the nth degree, I mean, to the point of - you know, he was - did Medicaid for patients, but we still always would visit people in their homes if they needed him.
And if we're gonna take that analogy to the nth degree, you can cower in the corner and get yourself slaughtered by another gladiator, or, and that gladiator sometimes is just life, just bad stuff that happens.
You know, you can imagine if, you know, someone like Steve Borthwick, who we, we spent a lot of time with, he studies these things to the nth degree and I can see Ireland being the same.
So if you continue this analogy, if you say in a regular expression, I want to match some expression n times, that's analogous to taking that expression and raising it to the nth power.
And the defense, particularly a man named John Hanna, who was a kind of folksy lawyer and played up the folksiness to the nth degree, ran with and said, OK, the prosecutors are elitist.