very, I mean, huge presence now in the U.S. What are some of the things you're talking to your architects about when it comes to product selection to hit on some of those factors of how Suprema can solve those problems?

So, you know, historically, I'd say over the last hundred years internationally, we've always been known as a roofing and or waterproofing, you know, company, depending on kind of where you are.

The things that I'm kind of driving home with the design community is, one thing that I really appreciate about Supreme is that they have grown organically, I think, in terms of, what I mean by that is, they have continued doing what they've always done well as they've grown.

You know, they haven't kind of put the cart before the horse, if you will, and wanting to do similar to the contracting contractor conversation that we just had as far as contractors taking on a larger scope.

The ones that are doing it well are doing that kind of organically as they as they're able to.

And so I really appreciate that Suprema has has not taken on more than they can do well and that the name and the reputation are behind those products.

And so I feel like, and it's kind of been irregardless and not dependent necessarily on the industry per se.

So really quickly, how would