 Which is kind of shocking when we talk about trickle down. It kind of trickles up. Keep writing, Gabor, at the conversation, and I will find you again, because your experience in Hungary, your understanding of what's happening in Europe and that we're not alone in this and that we have to sort of fight this together, I think this is really important. And I think in the same way we see the rise of unions, I think we're already beginning to see that that in a way supports the idea that we really do feel the pain together, that we really are angry together.