 They executed, publicly executed, several drug traffickers who were in defiance of that order. That didn't mean that the torpedoes were pulling out of the fentanyl trade altogether. It's much too lucrative for them to abandon it. I think that there was uncertainty in their ranks about what attention and what security backlash from the US and from Mexico there might be if they continued shipping it in the quantities that they were. So while there may be less fentanyl temporarily, I think we have to assume it's a temporary shift while the Sinaloa cartel readjusts.