So the customer is going to be reporting.

And literally, well, from a reporting perspective, it's, it's all there.

And of course we do 10 99s at the end of the year, we can do tax harvesting as needed for clients, i.e. offset gains with some losses were available.

Um, In the ideal situation, we never have losses.

So people have gains and they complain about that, but that's the way the tax system works.

But basically people come to us and we're typically, not always, we're typically manage a good portion of their assets.

You're fairly typical, Larry, in a way.

Maybe I misread it, but I think it said that none have a profit and some are selling for 100 times revenues or something.

Let's just talk about the big picture here about the country, geopolitical.

Let me just make one comment, and that is I just want to clarify.

Lane Generational is an investment management firm, and we manage less than $125 million of assets.

We primarily serve individuals, a couple of family offices, and Our account sizes are as small as 500,000 in some cases, even a little less in some cases, and some much bigger.

We are not a financial planning firm per se, and we don't buy other people's investment prowess.

We don't use other mutual funds.

We occasionally will use ETFs to pursue certain themes occasionally.

And maybe that Barbie doll was made in China, right? Absolutely.