We'll see, but we're interested. We're very obviously interested. One, and this is why, you know, we're conducting a 6B study, which is a study where you can really peer under the hood of these companies. You send them compulsory process, which is a fancy word for a subpoena, to understand exactly what the relationships are, what the competitive dynamics are. I really benefited from reading a report from one of our, I guess you could call, sister agencies in the UK. The Competition Markets Authority did a terrific report on these large systems, and helpfully pointed out that it's not as if there are limitless resources here. There are already bottlenecks, in the words of the CMA. I don't know if they technically use the word bottleneck, but they said, you have the need for a skilled person, a personnel staff with certain requirements, and that's a limiting factor, you also need to have massive compute. That's a limiting factor, you also need to have, at the platforms in which users or other businesses will engage with you. So, at each of these joints, junctures, etc, whatever want to call them, that could limit the ability of companies to have a level playing field, and so that was a very helpful for mapping out what may be some of the competitive bottlenecks. My hope is that the study that we're conducting will shed light on that, and, obviously, some of the information that comes out, or that we receive, will be information that's already out in public, but some of it will not be, and I think will benefit from that.