So what's going on? Why is it at the top of everybody's mind?

If we can go back a little bit here to COVID, you will recall that early on in the disease, there was very little transportation because people weren't sure what was gonna happen.

And then all of a sudden, everybody was buying more at the store, fixing up their houses and spending more money they'd probably spent in their lifetime.

And so transportation was having a very difficult time keeping up.

COVID finally passes, which is one of our worst times, I think, in our history.

And we come to a time where if you would ask the IMC community in the last couple of years how their business was, they would probably say it's OK, not great.

Right.

What are some of the myths that you find that shippers or, you know, just anybody believes about intermodal that you'd like to dispel?