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You see, any ally gray that takes a stance of maybe or maybe not when it comes to being part of a guaranteed coalition, that's essentially what NATO is, it's a coalition of countries around the world that have agreed to have each other's back, basically, or a gang of sorts, right? So if I'm a member of a group like that, and I think that if, listen, I get in crap and If someone attacks me through no fault of my own, even if it is fault of my own, maybe I'm shooting off my mouth, and that country comes to attack, let me reset. And if I think that I've got the security of other countries backing me up because they promised they would, then I think that that should be something that should be respected. And it's becoming evident in a lot of situations, a lot of different examples, based on what this president has done that he has no regard for sticking to deals. He has no regard for being the honest guy, the guy that he can depend on. He just wants to be there in the moment and seems to care more about his own, you know, financial back channels and all the rest of it, and what he's going to do, you know, Mr. Executive Order, rather than what's going to be voted on, what's going to be decided on anyway. So it doesn't surprise me that at this stage in the game, he is showing, I don't want to say unwillingness at this point, but lack of interest in supporting previous agreements. I mean, he's pretty much torn apart every agreement that the United States has ever had with every other country on the planet, be it through economic sanctions or tariffs or whatever you want to call it. He's pretty much made it so the rest of the world doesn't trust the United States anymore. And that's the result of the actions of one man over the span of, let's call it, 11 months. That's crazy gray, crazy, crazy.