 And then the equity section, let's go down here. Net income is how the income statement is tied into equity. This is what we have earned. So that increases equity. So that's how we are now financing our assets in part through the income that we've earned through the business, which we have not yet given to the owner in the form of dividends or draws in the case of a sole proprietorship. This owner's equity represents the amount that we've earned that we haven't given back to the owners. And the investment, you could break out separately, but you might just put that into owner's equity if it was a sole proprietorship. And then we might have draws that we'll talk more about later that would be us taking money out of the business, reducing the equity section. The income statement is tied to the equity section, the net income, it's part of that's how it's part of the, so this is where we stand as of a point in time. The story of how we got there is the income statement.