And when you're thinking about a dealership to work with, related to support and parts, I mean, what are the critical things that you're evaluating in who to work with?

Well, I think it depends on the scenario.

I mean, I've had experiences where I've I've been sold a part, and I go to put it in, and then it's like a computer board, and it bricks the tractor, and they're like, oh, you've got to code that to your tractor.

I'm like, well, you should have been able to tell me that when I bought the part.

And now I need you to come out and fix it, and I need you to do it today type of thing.

So a lot of it can be during busy times.

It's quickness of service.

I mean, what do you see as the relationship between the farm and the equipment dealership over the next five years? Like, are these things going to change more? Like, what do you see that looking like?