Rachel, that was amazing. Thank you, Louis. We're going to win. You did win. Don't worry. I'm not going to take your cat. I am a man of honor. That's very gracious of you. In fact, I'm glad we had this trial because you and I both know you didn't win on the merits of the case. You won because the associates prefer your tough love to my light touch. Yeah, they do. But Mikado belongs with me. And this trial showed me there's something you care about more than her. Nothing. Yes. The associates. I'm offering you a settlement. No. You get back the associates. I get back my cat. No. I I need a moment to confer with my client. Of course. I do love her, you know. Louis, as your attorney, I need to say this. Please don't make me choose. She's Nigel's cat. As much as Mikado means to you, I know the associates mean more. No, not more. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one. What philosopher said that? Spock. The Wrath of Khan. I will take her back to Nigel for you. Well, thanks for doing this for me, Rachel. But I want to do something for you first. A reward of sorts for your victory. See, I was right to pick you to be my lawyer. And as it turns out Columbia Law School agrees. What is it? I saw it on the Elcar this morning. I wanted to say it before you. Congratulations Rachel, you're going to be a lawyer. A real lawyer.