 Congratulations for making India proud and making the entire women community proud. So Devika, I want to ask you that you said that you picked up India as the first market to visit after the announcement. Ogilvy India has been doing extremely well all these years. But what are the areas where you would want Ogilvy India to up its game to another level? I just want them to scale and do everything that they're doing, do more of it. And I want to see, you know, and I was talking to the team yesterday to see that some of the things they're doing here, can we actually export them? Because normally it's like all this thinking comes west to east. But they're at the leading edge and cutting edge of the kind of work they're doing and how they make it happen. So see if some of those lessons can be taken back and, you know, India becomes the feeder for the rest of the market. So my next question is, what are these key things that you see only in Indian markets that you think are the markets? So it's not the question, it's not the question of only in Indian markets, right? Ogilvy is doing great work across the board. It's, you're going to see someone use that tomorrow, which you'll see again, you know, we're dominating sort of the global stage. But what India does is it does it consistently and it does it across more clients. So they've obviously figured out a way of working and a rhythm and team has a huge aspect of playing it. That team, they get along, they have common ambition, they all know what direction they're going in. And they're absolutely and utterly, what's the word I'd say, is like stubborn to get there. But I mean, I mean stubborn and sort of the best sense of its word. But that, yeah, but more than that, right? Like the determination is something that we often talk about, but there's just a Google stubbornness that they have to make it a reality. Because this is great leadership that comes from pollution. So Pius, like I said, is the soul of the Ogilvy brand. And there's no way this agency would be where it is without his creative leadership. And also, as I think about where we're going from a future perspective, there's no way that we can go where we need to go without his creative leadership. There's nobody like Pius. So what I was trying to ask you is that you understand Indian marketing. You have been born here, you do up here, you understand US market like here, pro, you've lived there for so many years. So what are the things that we can learn from them and what are the things that they can learn from us? So if you could give me some, one or two specific examples. So, you know, in sort of the Western world and I see it so alive and sort of kicking here. What India can learn from the Western world is the Western world knows how to adapt. We know it's like you're just like some technology, whether it's technology, I mean, they do a phenomenal job with technology. But sort of if there's a new area or a revenue stream, the Western world adapts very fast. That's always been innovation and just sort of moving ahead. So that speed to market becomes really important there and the art of modern storytelling. But India never forgets that it's the end of the day, there is a human being that receives that message. And Pius says this so brilliantly to say, let's just say I want, we want work that touches hearts. So as we wrap up, just one will be in their campaign that you think was mind blowing. You know, I'm going to tell you, you know, you're all going to expect me to say... Not the Cadbury one. Yeah, you're going to expect me to say Cadbury. You're going to expect me to say stop the Beauty Dustin. I'm not going to say that because yesterday I went through a lot of work with them. And I absolutely, and it came from, you know, it's an Ogilvy shop. I love the Bisleri work with the camels. It is taking a simple product, truth like refreshing and doing it in the most creative manner. And then I love the silk work that we've done. Cadbury silk. The Cadbury silk work. So you said, I mean obviously I'm not going to give you the most expected one. The recent coke work, by the way, with the Bluetooth caps. Love that too. But the two I gave you earlier because they are just so clever in their storytelling. And one non agree that you love, that you think that you should have made? I can tell you, fearless girl. Not that Ogilvy should have made it. I did work on it and it'll be the biggest pride of my life. Because she's never going away. Thank you so much for being a fearless girl and inspiring so many of us. Thank you so much. Thank you for talking to us. Thank you.