 The Euro is trading at 99, 99 to 1, get those Euros folks to go to the Amafi Coast, man. You get the pound at 117, and the yen is trading at 137 to 1 U.S. dollar. Let's get over to our man, Mr. Dave Mazza. Dave is the head of product and managing director at Direction Chairs, folks, and as you come over to our website at TFNN, hit that Direction banner, and it's going to bring you over, and you are going to see right when you hit that banner out here today, is that we have the Direction Daily Tesla Bull, a 1.5, a Bear, a 1 to 1. Dave Mazza, welcome back to TFNN. They happen to be back. Okay, so let's talk about this Tesla, the 1.5 on the bull side, the 1 on the bear side, the two symbols, folks, okay? So the bull side is TSLL, the bear side is TSLS. So if you can walk us through, Dave, how these are going to work, that would be awesome. Yeah, happen to do so. So we're really excited about the launch of TSLL and TSLS, because they provide on one hand daily upside exposure, 1.5 times to the common shares of Tesla, and then conversely, an inverse exposure on the 1X side. Now for those folks familiar with Direction's products, we know that they're really for tactical traders. You have to have the interest and ability to make buy, sell, and hold decisions on a daily basis. Yes. But they actually function exactly the same way. So TechL is a basket of S&P 500 technology stocks, SoxL, a basket of semiconductor stocks. The difference here is this is just one security. So it's definitely going to be more volatile. It's just a direct relationship with Tesla. But what we've found really encouraging, and these funds are barely a little over a week old, is really a lot of interest already. Maybe that's not a surprise. Really nice volume in TSLL, as folks are looking, especially we know the share split on Tesla's coming this week, looking to position for that, to take advantage of the fact that shares have gotten beaten down, took that bounce back. And so we really encourage, again, for traders who are interested, have the ability to do that monitoring, put this in their toolkit, because maybe you have an interest in Tesla. Now you can express, again, for shorter-term views, amplified exposure that might be easier than going out and using margin, or going to go try to price a call option, or even a put option. I'm so glad you just brought that up, Dave, because that's my next question, because check this out, folks. This is really cool. Well, Tesla's trading folks at $869. So if we look at the bull side, Dave, right, we started these off at a much lower price, so it means that a lot more people, listen, if you're not a trader, folks, don't trade these, okay, because it's a daily deal. But for all of us that do, it's really cool, man, because you're talking about $24 versus, like, $800 and something dollars change. Yeah, so that's a big part of it, too, is that you, just to share price, is more accessible to retail investors. So that's a big benefit, you know, that there's been a history of stock splits there, and at least on Tesla, that's a conversation for another day. But, you know, the idea here is that, on one hand, it's been great. And some of the newer upstart brokerages don't offer margin. They don't offer options. Others do, and there's people, you know, that are part of the, that are dialing in right now that say, Dave, you know, I know how to use options, and that's great. But many others, it can be complicated. It also can be costly. So that's why I think, you know, these, particularly the inverse, although the bull funds caught on more, can be really beneficial. Let's say you're a massive bull. Anything Elon Musk does is great, right, and there's plenty of folks out there, but you're, hey, I'm concerned about discerning season, or I'm not sure if this month's production numbers are going to hit targets. I don't want to touch my long holdings. Maybe I've done really well, and I have a ton of embedded gains. But for that one or two day period, I can actually use TSLS to provide me that kind of Delta neutral hedge to take advantage of and limit the potential downside that could come without impacting your longstanding position and long-term viewpoint on the stock. It's huge. It's huge. And what you also have folks is this, and we just brought up the option. So pitch this. I just pulled up in In the Money 868, and the bottom line is it's going to cost you five percent. And I'm talking about expiration, oh, well, that's the September 16th, but the bottom line is it's $48 for an In the Money call, one, you know. So the point's well taken, man, particularly that you know that there's plenty of people with longer-age plans. And to be Delta neutral just for that day is a huge deal. Delta neutral folks means you won't lose or win. It's going to be very close just to let the yearnings event happen. Well, this is really exciting, Dave. It's a brave new world. There's no doubt about it, and we're going to be diving into it. You have a great one, a safe one. We look forward to speaking to you next week, Dave. Thank you, Jackson. Thank you.