Okay.

Yeah.

Now, I guess back to the idea of the depreciation schedule and the length of time there, normally they get just lump summed when you purchase the property.

So if we do a cost segregation, we're recategorizing those components.

And by recategorizing, your CPA can now go into your taxes and say, You know, we have a certain amount of square footage of flooring in this property that technically all qualifies as five years based on the percentage of the overall cost segregation.

This is how much more we're accelerating on the depreciation schedule.

So now you can pull discounts forward on your taxes.

Sorry, because that gets very