Okay. So in terms of specs, one of the things, so there are a range of specs, and I've had a couple of my companies go public via specs, and it's a little bit frustrating. Because as much as you want to get liquidity for your investors, we had desktop metal, a really cool 3d printing company, very real company with real customers that love their real products. But we had companies staying private for too long, like Uber and Airbnb, and then we started have companies going public too early. If the framing of these companies was to the public, these are highly speculative investments, do not make them more than 5% of your portfolio 2% of your portfolio, whatever, it would have been fine. But the problem was, you had this Robin Hood, you know, Wall Street bats, you know, everybody betting on stocks in a very kind of, you know, aggressive fashion, almost, in some cases gambling as opposed to like, but your mouth was the avatar for for this? Well, some of those companies are very real, you know, the company sees fact, some of them are very real. And then some of them like, you know, Virgin Galactic, or like a speculum you can get I don't have a problem with adults buying a speculative company, or a real company that has, you know, five years worth of revenue or one that doesn't, they just need to be educated properly, you know, and so I think there was almost like, they were too successful as retail investors, the retail investors needed to not run these things up. But that's what happens in the market. Like I think Joby the veto company. I don't have a stake in this a couple my friends invested in it, I want to buy the shares in that company, I've been watching it like to do a J trade. Like, maybe I should buy some of this because it's it's cheaper than it was as a public company. Even BuzzFeed. BuzzFeed is worth 250 million or something crazy. Like BuzzFeed is doing three or 400 million in revenue, but their valuations 250 What? BuzzFeed is a decent media property, why is it worth so little? And that went out by spec? So, yeah, specs, we want to have more, that we want to have more public companies and we want to democratize access to them. Right. But it was probably the bad timing of when this happened when retail was kind of losing their minds, buying everything that was a new issuance, and you know, Trump can defend himself if he wants to. But, you know, I think