some of these trucks, like 26,000 pound rental truck, like a 2426 foot rental truck, falls in that 26,000 pounds, those are common. Those have automatic transmissions. Those are one of the common vehicles that we do tow, and sometimes are covered as stolen vehicles, the tractor trailers these, these are very rare. I've not seen a commercial truck cement mixer that was brought in. We've had one or two busses, I believe, this year, just off of my memory, because they're very rare. But these trucks fall into that meeting category, and I believe there's different equipment that's used to tow busses in semi tractors, as opposed to a rider rental truck or U haul rental truck. That's a 26 foot box as my rationale behind it, just practical application. They're not exactly the same. And then also I I have to look at the outcome of what the previous commission was. I believe it was very intentional to have that space in there. There's a lot of, I don't say gray area, but the gross vehicle waste, one part of the rating, and the private tours have illustrated with the recreational vehicles, the RVs, that the gross vehicle weight is not very high, but the bulk, the size, the length of the vehicle, is problematic for them, and I understand that. But for some of these other vehicles, I don't see a real big difference between a 24 foot box truck and a 26 foot box truck, where the 24 would be a medium, if it's 24,000 pounds or 26,000 pounds, where the larger 26 would be 32,000 depending on the vehicle type, the brand, at 550 may go along up into some of the bigger, bigger vehicles. So my rationale is from what I've seen from practical