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And other situations as well. So like you say, it wouldn't do me any good to be in Ontario when it comes to other situations, but man, here locally, the weed prices are great. Everything is just nice and calm and relaxed. My neighbourhood has been so peaceful lately, man. Just so peaceful. And everything is back to the way it used to be, and I love it. I gotta say, I really, really appreciate it. Yeah, like you said, these little power banks, they're cheap and they're light. Like they don't feel like anything at all. And usually batteries are heavy. So I've got a really good one there. A power bank that I use like for charging up phones and tablets and my steam deck and stuff like that. But these little ones, with the solar panel on them, I mean, you know, picture all the shit hits the fan. Like everything goes crazy. And you can't get, you know, there's no electricity on the go. There's no nothing. And you need to try to charge your phone. But there's no place to plug it in. And there's no place to charge a battery bank. But if you've got one that you can just throw out in the sun for two days, I mean, even two days, and it gets you a full charge on your cell phone, from no electricity after two days of charging the battery bank, that's pretty good, in my opinion. In an emergency, you know what I mean? Because you're not gonna, you know, as soon as you get your phone charged up, go watching videos and stuff like that, but, you know, in emergencies, it'd be good if you were lost, trapped in the woods for a couple of days and you had no juice on your phone, and you had this thing with you, and you could lay it out in the sun and get a little bit of juice from it, just enough to get that one phone call out even, let alone charge your phone to 100%. But just to be able to get that one phone call out, something like that could save your life, a little solar panel on a battery.