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Yeah, I didn't hear that, but what you're describing to me is that you heard it was a tightly wound storm where, you know, the highest hurricane force winds are on the eye wall and it's really compact. I guess that's why it reached, you know, category five at one point. But as it's slowing down, it'll probably spread out more. But it's pretty far out there. Even the tightly wound storms, you know, they may not have as widespread of an impact on land. But the portion that they charge through usually gets pretty damaged, a lot of storm damage in that area. I've seen quite a bit of it. Like Hurricane Andrew was enormous. And they had hurricane force winds that extended way out, covering a great portion of land over Florida and did the same damage over a greater area than a hurricane that's more tightly wound like Aaron if it had hit land.