 Yeah, so wow, fascinating. I mean, that's the energy markets, right? So you're saying these days, at least for the natural gas market, it impacts demand more than supply. And so that's why we see the price go down to crazy lows when we see a weather event that you might anticipate would send gas higher. Not so much the case maybe for crude oil. But what about soft commodities, things like, you know, whatever gets planted in these areas? And I'm sure it depends on what state you're talking about. But I mean, do whole crop seasons get ruined?