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But he did some missions work in a war zone and he was treating those who had been wounded from the allied forces and the enemy forces. Right? So he was treating both that think about this. He was treating the enemy and the allies in a field hospital in the same place and and that here and and and here's what happened. He did surgery on an enemy soldier. And after he did surgery on the enemy soldier, he had of course, he had to use an interpreter. Him and the interpreter walked out from behind the curtain and he could hear the two enemy. There was two enemy soldiers lying side by side and he could hear them talking to one another and this is what they were saying to one another and he said this is what I heard through the interpreter. Why do we hate them so much when they are so good to us?