 four, four and a half percent dividend yield in the market and still be in the game. Now, maybe it's not the hottest part of the market. It's not going up as fast as the Magnificent Seven, for example. But also, if things turn on a dime, you've got your dividend coming in. And remember, dividends don't change when the price drops. Typically, we hope they don't. They usually don't. They have to make a decision to change dividends. This price drop doesn't mean dividends are going to change, but also means that usually when the markets turn, it's those growthy names that drop a lot