But I wouldn't expect for our listeners to see, you know, some lightning bolt of movement over the course of October yet.

Yeah, I think it's really going to be a post, you know, next year conversation.

And then it becomes a very different conversation because it's not going to be the bill that that failed to move forward.

It will be whether this White House and Republicans think that negotiating with potentially with Democrats in control of one or not both bodies is better than movement at the SEC and the CFTC and the banking regulators and all the things that we now see moving forward.

We know that that is not you know, lasting, durable market structure regulation because it can change with administrations.

But it is moving in the right direction.

So the real question that is, is a negotiation where Democrats are in control of the pen on the Hill better than temporary relief from the SEC and the CFTC.

I mean, I think there was a belief