And

at the higher level, I think people, you know, when you're M class GM or even just A or D, but you're a solid shooter, what are you willing to risk? Are you comfortable with that head box at 25 yards? Are you willing to risk that? if you're good enough, like your shots are clean, but if I can't make those, is it really worth taking those shots there or just going forward to get those points? I think you have to be comfortable and assess the risk.

It might be a second faster, but what are the possibilities that I don't get those things? Right.

You're a scumbag.

You're not an RO.

I'm back.

Our group is comprised of shooters.

This match was a match run by shooters.

How was, what determined the need for the product, Jose? Absolutely, great question.

So I think that the way that we think about this, specifically from an R&D perspective, we're always looking for ways to find solutions to common challenges for swine producers, for swine production, right? So certainly throughput, not only performance, but also livability are top of mind in swine production today.

So that is the way that we kind of dive in and try to understand the technologies and certainly Olerix throughout the R&D work that we have executed.

We learned that the product delivers on that perspective, specifically, once again, on the performance and livability of swine.

And that is where we are focusing today.

Why does it matter to a pork producer?

Absolutely.

Once again, I think that performance, livability, and profitability are top of mind in thread production today, right? So within that context, that is where the product exactly delivers, right? Improving performance, feed efficiency, and certainly livability.