 Dave Maslow, what's going on? Thanks for having me back. Hope everyone's staying well and doing safe out there. There's no doubt we've got to be safe first, Dave. I mean, it's pretty amazing. You know, I know that you guys are in Boston and New York, and you go back and forth. And I just heard the mayor of Boston on it. I mean, the bottom line is that those numbers in Boston, they expect them to go up for a little bit longer, you know? Yeah, that's right. I think the situation that we're going to find ourselves, which is why, to your point, the kind of environment where volatility is here to stay, and I think we need to learn to embrace it, is that, you know, these hot spots are going to be rolling. But we obviously know the epicenter is in New York City itself. But there's still other cities that potentially could bubble up. And I think investors have really priced in the fact that, at some point, of course, this does come to an end, meaning the social distancing policies in the economy can kind of boom back from there. But we just don't know right now, which is why I think traders need to stay on their feet. And, again, take advantage of the opportunities as they arise. Yeah, no doubt. Now, the last time we were talking, you know, you might have heard me. I mean, this goal is, you talk about a bid out here today. We have quite a bid. The last time we were talking, we were bringing, you know, the nugget, the dust, the J dust, and the J nugget down to from a three to a two. And it's pretty good that you did, actually, because even the nugget is up $28 today as a two, right? Yeah, that's correct. So, you know, that transition was wedded to place very recently. And so, yeah, we still think the opportunity set for investors looking for the bull and the bear side, it's still going to be there at 2x, even though it was three before. Sure. To your point, the volatility in that space is just going to increase alongside what's happening in the equity market. Gold miners finally getting the bid that they've been looking for alongside the metal itself. So, whether it was at three and now it's at two, you know, investors and traders can continue to look for those opportunities both on the, again, alongside and on the short side. Yeah, and it was nice and smooth. I mean, just some feedback, which was pretty cool. You know what I mean? Because I think there's been so many different variations over the last five or six years that it really just was going from a three to a two. So the structure was the same, which, you know, I think at the very beginning, I think people were worried about maybe the structure won't be the same, do you know what I'm saying? But it was, which is great. Yeah, exactly. So we appreciate you giving us that feedback. You know, we've heard the same. Obviously, there was a lot of questions about what impact it could have. But essentially, it is the same exact product, just at a lower level of leverage. But transition happened, everything happened well. And look, we continue to see people engage in the product and trading volumes being quite robust. Yeah, totally. Now, when we take a look at the aspect of the S&Ps, right? You know, these moves are just amazing. So can you explain to us just maybe quickly, right? Like when we do, let's say the SPXL, okay, the SPXS. Yeah. Either one, folks, the L is the long, the X is the short. So every day, right, when you guys start this off, right? So you have to make sure that it's leveraged by 300%. Now, how does that happen? So yeah, so the way the funds are structured, those two in particular, is think about the 100% portfolio. Yes. That's going to be in the individual stocks, the 500 to 500 stocks in the S&P 500. Right. And then we use an instrument called the total return swap, which guarantees the closing price, the performance on that day, across multiple counter parties. Okay. So the ability for a trader to use the product, it's all handled by us and smoothed there. But we will actually buy and sell the equivalent securities that we need to ensure any given day, we're going to try to get you that 3X return on the long end, the short side. Yeah, that's pretty cool, man. So of course, every single day, I think all of us are going to learn a lot more about volatility in this market that you have a counterparty on the other side. And of course, everyone has to be hedged out as they're doing all of this, right? Yeah, that's correct. So, you know, the banks that we deal with, we're just, you know, probably one of many trades that they have in what's called their Delta I desk that handles offsetting trades of this nature. So that, you know, we're one counterparty to them. Of course, we monitor consistently the risk that we have with any particular bank at the fund level, at our firm's level, to ensure that we are able, again, to deliver the returns that we're seeking. And we have seen our flows and our trading volume just be some of the highest we've ever seen on record, as one would expect with the environment that we find ourselves in. Yeah, no, I can see that. There's no doubt about it.