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Well, I think if the locks were having problems getting water, eventually, you know, once they started having problems, they would, you know, have the other ships stay out in wherever they were. It's hard to believe they would have a problem getting water in the ocean. So I can see the, you know, if it was a river or something, they might have some issues. Well, they still have salt water. Excuse me. So I don't know. Like I said, they would probably hold up any further traffic once they had a problem. And then if it continued and they, you know, weren't going to be able to get it going, they would have to get the ships to divert and maybe go around. I mean, if it's you're talking about the Panama Canal, then you're talking about going around the South America, which is quite the trip. They would probably get the people off the boat and give them plane trips and then keeping the boats where they were until they were able to get them probably through. But I think that's what your question was. So there you go.