There are ready buyers in the form of spack companies that are looking for merger parter. I think maybe you might actually see some more activity. It's not going to be on the same frothy level as when nicola came public through a spack in the middle of 20 20 and it was as if the stock price had been shot out of a gun. And i'm not saying in any way that spacks are a leading indicator of down turns or recessions, o anything like that. But i would pay more attention in the future about what types of companies are coming public this way.

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