 So there's a bit of bad news, good news. Hang tight. I promise I'll explain. I'm not trying to be cryptic about it. Hey, if you weren't following the news, a big hit to the U.S. dollar just came in June when the Saudis didn't renew the petrodollar deal with the U.S. Since 1974, Saudi Arabia has sold oil, mostly in U.S. dollars, and that was really big for a global economic dominance. Now they want options other than the U.S. dollar. So it's really kind of simple economics, supply-demand, right? If there's less demand for the U.S. dollar, then what happens to the U.S. dollar?