The Gross Margin Is All Over the Board, Right?

If you look at any company that basically is like, very dominant in its market, or dominant in its industry, the grols margins are pretty predictable. So when you have really, really stable operating margins, usually compared to piers, it usually means that you might be the low cost position. And so of the same amount of of a you scale it, you're goig to see the variations much lower. But wats why it's achieving thatre is um that you're low cost in your industry. You can maintain a fixed cost advantage for a long period of time. Once you take lead, then you're going to continue to show less variation. I mean, just