think I think I think it's so first of all, I think there's huge there's a huge tailwind on the side of technology. I think Greece just last week had its first five hours, but still a moment of 100% renewables in the power system like zero coal, zero gas. That's great. But they're not they had like 40%, or lignite in a power mix until very recently. Wow. So. So I think, you know, we're going to see probably a lot of that kind of developments of huge growth, I think we're going to have a huge amount of growth of that, in a lot of countries could change the dynamics? I mean, the whole dynamic of Germany versus sovereign Europe could change really, because, right? Yes. And so now Germany was lecturing sovereign Europe or Reagan example, and should be more like us. And then everyone goes, like, maybe you just had cheap gas from Russia, that's why you mentioned, send us all that stuff and run a trade surplus. So So maybe, you know, Germany's relationship with Southern Europe needs to change in a way that, you know, it needs a much more look at Southern Europe as as energy supplier for its own industry, and then that could rebalance relationships and reset them in a way that are probably much more equitable and unhealthy. So yeah, I mean, but it's very hard to just I mean, this is very speculative. At this point, I think we just need to see how, how these things. How these things play out, I think, you know, Northern Europe will need to start showing a bit more generous solidarity on the issue of, you know, how do we get through this crisis, joint borrowing, etc. I suspect that's going to happen in the end, I mean, shorts made some we said last week, he was open to it and immediately denied it. I guess, we'll come to some kind of agreement at some late council session in Brussels. That will, you know, probably, you know, show progress there. So, yeah, I guess it's a combination of just trying to sort of do at least the minimal right things in the short term now, that improves solidarity, builds trust, and then keep that keep that growth curve going, and then, you know, you're coming to situation where, you know, relationships really can start. Start maturing and growing. And I think Ukraine is a very interesting example, their respect, because they're not just, I mean, I think, you know, at some point, it becomes, should be happy for them to want to join us as a Yeah, I mean, I think what they've done for Europe is beyond anything anyone has ever I mean, it's, it's, it's incredible. And if they managed to successfully, you know, win this war, protect themselves, reconstruct themselves build back using the full potential of their renewable energy sources. Because it could become a massive green driven powerhouse of Europe. Yes. Going forward. The wind potential to solar potential, its land area is incredible. So we should we should already start thinking in those terms. Fingers crossed. Yeah, I think I think that we're