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Comment, Ken. And exposure for about three years or longer is associated with an increased risk of developing dementia. William, come on in. Yeah, thanks, Ken. I assume you're talking about the smoke and the wildfires that are up north. Does that be correct? Yeah, that's correct. Right after this, I have another one, too, particularly both the wildfire situation here in Canada and some of the implications around it. You have a come on in. Thanks, Ken. I went down to Waucy, on Ohio for the weekend for a motorcycle to shore down there. And more so time we're down there, the slow, the slow effect that we can see, no more than maybe 250 years.