 Ultimately, what's important is not that you have a concrete drawdown strategy that you always stick to that's set up once and never revisited. It's more important that you have a plan in place that is flexible. And if you're working with your advisor and your advisor hasn't had a revisitation of that plan that they originally set up, it kind of begs the question, why are you not doing maintenance on your withdrawal strategy? You have to do that maintenance. Yeah.