 and what's going on with China. They're deflation passing it on to other countries that the combination of those we're going to be surprised moving forward by looking at the inflation numbers in the US and probably even UK. So it's a really interesting point. I think China is one of those. It's interesting how we have so much happening right now with the Fed, with inflation, with AI. China I think in some ways has been kind of pushed away a little bit mentally for a lot of investors, but you have to remember that a lot of the commodity prices are a reflection of what's happening with the global economy. It's certainly with the expansion in China. I'm concerned when I'm reading more articles recently talking about the China economic slowdown, talking about huge infrastructure spending that now certainly would be described as excessive, I would say, by most people. So I think that is a challenge. Basic materials are needed when you're building out a lot of things. And so if that is kind of stalling out in one of the largest economies and most growing economies in the world, I think that's a bit of a concern. The fact that China has had this run of expansive growth, if that would really continue to slow down and we would see more signs of weakness, I think that has ripple effects that a lot of investors probably are underappreciating. And that's one of those sort of, I think, underappreciated themes that could be a big narrative here going forward for sure, going into your end, especially.