 you know, Chicago or the East Coast or, you know, just a completely different area. The owned land is kind of an investment opportunity. A lot of times those are viewed the same as foreign owned ownership. It's a competition for those that are trying to farm land. But yet for the ones that own land, they recognize that having those people in the market helps keep farmland prices from just tanking. And so there is kind of there is a mixed feeling, I guess, about it.