Yeah.

So the rate of change, just the inability to plan and forecast and meet expectations, right? So a lot of these companies are publicly traded, right? So you have quarter by quarter pressure, right? And pressure to perform and anticipate things that, I mean, how do you anticipate all of these? Not only can you not anticipate what maybe the administration's going to do.

They announce something, is it really gonna happen? I mean, we were just talking about this with some of the tariffs.

They come and they go, they're legal, they're not legal, they're threatened, they go away.

How you plan a capital-intensive, long-term business like ours under those conditions but the markets don't care, right? So the investors aren't always as informed about those aspects.

They just see, all right, cashflow and EBITDA and the important things to the balance sheet.

And so there's that piece.

Was it all these EV programs that got canceled? Why are they in CapEx straits right