 So then you've got the investing activities. So normally these are going to be like things that have to do with the purchase of equipment or the sale of equipment, property plants and equipment, a balance sheet account activity. And you can kind of tell it would be not under the operating, which is the default that most stuff goes into. Notice we're now going down to a balance sheet account again. But the key here is the others, we're not putting it into the operating activity because the other side isn't an income statement account necessarily. When we buy equipment, we pay cash and then the other side goes to, if we paid cash, if we financed it, it gets more complicated. But if we paid cash, then the other side goes to a balance sheet account. That's why it's not up here in the operating activities. Why is it called investing? Because you would think it would just be stocks and bonds maybe. But investing here is a more broader sense of investing. We are investing in the fixed assets because we're putting our capital into the fixed assets in order to generate revenue in the future. So that's, in that sense, it's in the investing activities.