 And gang, one more comment regarding oil, right? So let me tell you what I see going on right now regarding sanctions on Russia, oil and gas and all this jazz, right? So Western countries have come out and said, yes, we're gonna stop buying gas and oil from Russia slowly over time, but they've cut off a lot. Stop buying energy from Russia and we're gonna try to stop buying commodities from Russia. We're just gonna sanction everything from Russia, right? And at some point they're gonna sanction Russia food, food supplies, right? So they're sanctioning Russian energy for now. Let's talk about the energy for now, right? Let's talk about oil for now, right? So what's happening is with all these oil and gas resources that Russia has, they're pumping, they're not gonna just, and they can't just close the tab. Oh, we don't have that many buyers just gonna close it. No, they're pumping at a certain rate and the excess stuff they put in storage, right? Whatever else is coming out, they have to sell. Now, Europe is saying, no, they closed Nord Stream one. They're saying, no, we're not gonna buy your energy. We're not gonna buy energy. Meanwhile, industry in Western Europe is saying, oh, fuck, what are you guys, insane? You're gonna collapse our industries. Bosch has already come out and said, this is a disaster. This is Bosch, a German company that has 450,000 employees, this is a gigantic company. Bosch, Germany is one of Germany's largest companies, if not the largest company. As far as I know, it's gotta be in the top five at least, right? 450,000 employees, if I recall correctly, right? They have come out and said, German government stop, now that the German government is planning on stopping buying energy from Russia, it's gonna destroy our industry, right? That's what they've come out and said. So that's gonna happen to all Western European industries, right? So energy prices there are gonna go through the roof because they just cut off their main supply, right? Meanwhile, Russia has come out and said, they're willing to sell energy to any country that wants to buy at a discount, right? So all of a sudden, there's market discrepancy here, market, there's room for arbitration, if you wanna think about it, right? Because this country's selling something that this region wants, but the politicians in this region are preventing industry from this region from getting this resource and these resources. The country that's providing these resources is saying, well, we can't ship it there, we need to sell it because we're pumping it and our reserves are getting full. Unless we build a ton more reserves, a storage space, we need to get rid of this. Now that we need to get rid of this, we got an oversupply, so we're gonna sell it at a discount. All these other countries that need energy, that are not supporting the sanctions on Russia, are saying, hell, we'll buy it, right? Bring it on over, bring it on over, right? So let's assume right now oil is trading at $100, $110, let's say $100, right? Europe is paying $110, $120. Russia is willing to sell it to any friendly countries that want to buy at 80, right? So these countries that have industry and we're gonna get a lot more industry because the industry in European countries, Western countries, is gonna close their doors and go to countries where they can get cheap oil, cheap energy. Why in the world would you pay $110 per barrel when you can get it for $80 per barrel, right? And that's oil, but you can extrapolate that to energy, right? Germany, no nuclear reactors anymore. It's just crazy, windmills. People holding up solar panels, Bosch employees, we need more energy, we need more energy. It's the most stupid thing you've ever heard in your life, right? Meanwhile, these countries are gonna get energy at a discount. So what that's gonna do is it's gonna create a bipolar world to a certain degree, not politically, but in terms of energy costs, right? Well, how's that gonna play out? How's that gonna play out? What it's going to do is gonna completely collapse the economy in the Western world. So energy requirement for energy is gonna decrease. That in turn is gonna put pressure on the price of oil and gas. A lot of people are predicting the opposite. A lot of people are predicting that oil's gonna go through the roof to 200 to 300. I think we're about to see a huge collapse of the economy. And when the economy collapses, you're gonna see energy prices crumble, okay? That's one of the reasons we're seeing metal prices crumble. Look at Alcoa. Alcoa peaked at $98 a share. Right now, in a matter of a month and a half, Alcoa price went down to 54. That's aluminum, right? Aluminum is one of the main metals used in industry, right? That's a trigger, that's foreshadowing something if things play out that way. So all the stuff that's happening, there's multiple variables involved in the game and any single variable can all of a sudden become a dominant force in the whole market and completely collapse the economy or do the reverse and shoot up prices for certain commodities, right? So it's being manipulated up the yin yang. It's Enron, but multiplied by a factor of 100,000. It's crazy.