Yeah, I mean, it's the elephant in the room is you know if they are and I'll be diplomatic here a little bit if they are they they're not alone in that Caitlin you know, if we see so many sports and whether they're taking their lead from governments, you know, we I appreciate when I move into that territory, we're talking diplomacy it's perhaps a little bit different than than entertainment entities and let's be frank sport is a game it's entertainment at the end of the day, but, you know, our war of these sports, take the lead from again and go back to governments and policymakers and you know, there is a saying if it's good enough for them, then we are under that umbrella. It's good enough for us. And in the case of FIFA, I know what kind of governs itself. It doesn't really have borders, of course, it's got its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, but they're not alone, Caitlin, we've seen Formula One profit, we've seen boxing. It doesn't take long to do a bit of research and on all of these sports to see that. Yeah, a lot of them will go into countries that have you know, understandably they have issues issues that have been well documented. They raised and and they will look to what fit from those. You know, that's that's the most I guess, succinct way I can put it and I come back to the point that and I'm sure the powers that be have the sports would say listen, if it's if the government is, you know, doing business and involved in that manner, then that opens the gates for us to do likewise. It's interesting enough that I actually hosted the sports industry forum here in Abu Dhabi. Here both yesterday and today, and I had a long conversation with Richard Scudamore, former CEO and chairman of the Premier League Ja Rule that he held for almost 20 years and we were talking about the FITS and poor person's taste, you know, the Premier League, doing his due diligence when clubs are sold to entities around the world and and he was making the point that, yes, they have that criteria. They have that criteria, proof of funds, making sure you can prove you are who you say you are. And of course, one of the other key checkpoints in that is you get seal of approval from government, you know, heads of state people who are employed to govern our country and he was making the point that, that in many respects, if that's getting a tick in the box, then it's open season per se, but if the government are saying yes to it, then I think when we hold these, these sporting entities to a higher order, those questions sometimes I do believe that we're going to shift that focus and say, Well, was it okay when we go to the governments of these countries and say, Listen, what are you doing more often to highlight these issues?