I'm curious, how did the transition in Japan and their own choices around what needs to be maintained and what needs to be preserved and protected inform the way you think about, oh, wow, we need to, what should we be maintaining and what should we be protecting in Lebanon and in the Middle East? Because they kind of rhyme, the stories kind of rhyme.

They do.

So the older generation of Japan never want to forget Hiroshima.

It's so until now they remind you, you know, but they're kind of going away.

And I mean, of course, they're dying out the older people.

So there is still a bit of reminder of Hiroshima.

But the 80s was a big transition of even in design and architecture.

the wrong track, by the way?