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did some good research on this and they basically tried to look at what was burned and develop cumulative numbers on a base scale for a fire, the type of fire, whatever it was, you know, vehicle, etc. etc. and then other people have been so kind as to accumulate visual losses. So they took cumulative visual losses and when you apply the math on these cumulative losses, you know, vehicles have been burnt out and destroyed, oil, storage, facilities, etc. etc. You can come up with some rough numbers. These aren't concrete solid numbers, they're obviously rough numbers because there's some unknown variables, but they give us a pretty good idea of what's going on. So I don't need to tell you geopolitically the last five years, there's been a number of high intensity conflicts that have emerged, not to say they're having the conflicts before, but the tempo of conflicts has been very, very high. So the full skill