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worldview? Yeah, well, I suppose I don't I didn't deliberately go out of my way to kind of just focus on energy or commodity. I mean, the way I view the world now, and I'm not a macro analyst, but I think you have to think about kind of the backdrop. And my view of the world is that, yeah, I think, you know, it's not going to be 10% inflation, but it's not going to be one and a half percent inflation like it was in the last cycle. I mean, I think realistically, it's probably more three or four percent probably inflation. So that's still a multiple of the old of the old world inflation levels. So I think, you know, in this cycle, I think what I would call real assets, and within that, I'd include not just kind of energy or commodities or, you know, I even think certain real estate, selected real estate companies and types of assets will do well. But I think real companies are a type of real asset. That's companies that like the likes of Marlow, that service, real businesses in the real economy and provide essential mandated services that, you know, pricing would probably track inflation. And I think, you know, like the last cycle, it was all things tech facilitated by low interest rates and the promise of growth over everything else. I think this cycle is more about what really less so about apps and more so about, you know, real assets and essential materials and assets for, you know, the economy and society. So I think that's how this fits in.