You know, you look over at volatility and all the rest of it you and all of a sudden you say, but wow, the markets are actually, you know, either fairly flat, very small into the short side or a pretty nice move to the upside. Like the Dow, which was up about a half a percent not too long ago. Now it's up about 3/10 of a percent. But you'd expect for the market to be getting hit a little bit harder than it has. So that I think is something very, very interesting as we get deeper into the day. Well, and let's hit the VIX because of what you just said. The VIX is down on the day, and yet with a half percent move, that's only if that was the S&P. That's only about what, an 8 VIX, Pete, if we were talking about the S&P, because half a percent would be 8 points. Instead it's 16. 22. So what do you make of that? Yeah, it's really interesting. I mean, you know, it dropped about a, you know, 1 1/4%. We were underneath 17. We got into the 16th. We were starting to drop. Even further, it's starting to kind of get a little bit of a lift again, John, but let's let's call it about a 1% move. So interesting for sure, especially when you look over at the at the S&P like you said and you know you look at that and that's the measure. So you're looking at that and it's relatively, let's call it flat. And and yet you know, you're seeing the movement that we're seeing out of the volatility index. It's kind of been moving around and shifting around. So interesting for sure, especially when you gauge that across at the S&P. Um, I think it shows you what of a impact that we are seeing probably at least as of right now, John from earnings and, and how strong the earnings just keep on coming in. And we're going to be talking about some of those because we've got some, some stocks that we're going to be hitting on. And I think that some of those earnings don't look too bad in many cases.