 Does anyone feel that, wait a second, we are really wrong and we should be, this is the ultimate sell-in-may event? And we're just kind of just saying, you know what, I'm going to whistle-pass that one. Yeah, I think it's hit a bit of overall complacency. If you look, the VIX is down below 10. That seems to have, you know, triggered a lot of frustration from investors. Some people are underweight. It seemed to have maybe triggered that bit of capitulation where people are either now given up hedging or two into the market. So you've got all these things going on. I think now's the time to stop up and be very cautious. It reminds me a lot of 2007 where May and June, coming into June, everything looked great and that whole summer was nothing but problems. So I'd be very cautious here. But that's a, you're throwing the gauntlet down in May and June because that's when we really, we still had your last chance to get out. So how much of a siren is that that you want to give to our viewers? I think it's a very strong siren. Okay. Listen, we were supposed to, you know, be past health care. We were supposed to be moving on to tax reform. I don't know what happens to tax reform after the events of last night. I think the things that the market's been relying on are really up in the air. Plus you've got China potentially weakening. You've got issues with North Korea. I just don't see why you would be careless here.