 Chicho, you're talking about the rumble stock. Yeah, yeah. Family, family, what do you call it? Reduce our position in rumble as well last week, okay? Family is basically 100% in cash right now on the markets. The market could go up, the market can go down. Family is not playing it right now. It's just holding a small position in rumble and a small put position in an oil company. That's it. And those are just to let them ride upon because I wouldn't mind holding rumble position, stronger rumble position, but family is not willing to risk it right now, okay? And one of the reasons we're not willing to risk it is because our family, immediate family, anyway, me and my partner, we've been reduced to one income, right? That's my income coming in. My partner is not allowed to work. So when these types of things happen, your risk tolerance comes down, right? So personal risk tolerance has come down a lot, so we're staying cash liquid. We're not going to lock up anything for just in case the market goes down and wait for it to come back up again. It's not worth it. To become anti-fragile right now, we've got to lock in the positions, right? And the position is staying cash, not going to be riding any waves, okay? Unfortunate because I think there are some stocks that are well worth the price, but I think like coin when it hit $42 on Friday was an amazing buy. Almost decided to pull the trigger on some calls on it, but decided to stick to the principle and remain anti-fragile on Thursday. On Thursday it went down to $42. I would have sold out of the call positions by now, but it's up 75% since then, since two days, right? So there's amazing plays to be had on the markets, but not playing it, okay? Just because Pawn, I know you're very active in the markets and there's some people here that are very active in the markets. I just thought I'd put this out there.