But I'll tell you, What's actually going to happen long term? They've got to raise interest rates long term. You know, short term, it's an election year and you've got the political cycle, and there's going to be a propensity to try to lower rates right now to stimulate the economy. But long term, this is just economics 101. You've got the inflationary pressures from unrelenting printing of money, from supply chain disruptions, ultimately globally. I'm not just talking about the United States, talking about globally. Central banks are going to have to start raising interest rates to slow down that inflation, which is why Japan has been raising their rates because they've had decades of mismanagement, zero interest rate policy. The inflationary pressures are so high right there that now the yen carry trade is over, which we've discussed a lot over the last couple of years. But these inflationary pressures, Alex, are not going to end just because Iran may or may not be over any time. And so expect rising interest rates down the road, which is actually going to kill the bond markets.