 I mean, Mexican authorities have never publicly at least focused on fentanyl. It has been a long-term frustration from U.S. law enforcement that there has not been a particularly receptive partner in Mexico. There is a complete dearth of information about seizures of fentanyl in Mexico, about the number of overdoses in Mexico. So on top of that, Mexican statistics about fentanyl seizures are relatively unreliable. Such a drop can't be ignored. It's obviously significant. But the Mexicans have never given fentanyl the attention that the U.S. has been pleading them to.