Andy, share that with us.

sounds good so obviously when you go through a transaction that there's a whole whole phase of events there you you have diligence and and you have letters of intent and then you've got purchase agreement and more diligence and more diligence and more diligence and then and then the signing so um during the purchase agreement phase typically you'll talk about different deadlines for things that are post-transaction.

So you have working capital true-ups.

You may have a purchase price allocation that gets cleaned up after the sale is complete.

There's also different, whether it's escrow deadlines or just different points in time where money may flow out.

Earn out is part of that.

All of that stuff falls under the post-transaction.

And if the EBITDA was misstated or overstated because of a financial error, you know, that can create quite a large loss as comes claim time.