With you, Dean, what did you mean when you said there's a crisis of public opinion, analysis, data? What exactly were you talking about? It's

not necessarily a crisis.

What I said earlier, I think there's a vacuum burst in terms of filling the survey firm, in terms of, you know, getting the information needed because at this point, what we heard from many survey groups that tried to distort vis-a-vis the legitimate survey groups.

So, because of the proliferation of many survey groups right now, you're just having vacuum, and in a sense, a crisis.

In a sense, you also have a crisis because there are a lot of survey groups.

So again, at the end of the day, we have to be careful.

That's why I said earlier, credibility is important.

Are we moving in the right direction? What do you read there, Dean?