Yeah, not my 50s.

Okay.

So, so, I mean, I remember going b- back in the day, uh, prior to Honda and Keyes, uh, which is the Supreme Court of Canada decision I'm referring to, I remember going to a CPD wh- where Barry Fisher was speaking about, you know, the, what's, what's the average Wallace bump up in terms of notice periods.

And it was fascinating.

He did, he had all sorts of data and, and...

But I mean, certainly it wasn't, wasn't going to be anything that looked like this decision.

Um, but, but the bump up ended, and it was essentially replaced by moral damages.

So that, that was one of the things I really took from, from this, aside from the other points that, uh, that have already been made.