I can't remember if we had that or not and if that's now commonplace or not.

Okay.

So, um, yes, certain things, certain places got more strict and other places I think softened up a little bit.

So personal guarantees are always one of those things where attorneys and a lot of, um, a lot of consultants will say, don't have personal guarantees.

I don't sign them ever.

Um, I, I bet, I bet out of a hundred leases, I see 99 of them require a personal guarantee.

So they, they do.

You'd think it would be very much a, I guess buyer's market from like the fact of someone wanting to rent a space, right? So don't we have more leverage than we ever did before? So when I hear you say things like, oh, they want a personal guarantee, well, if they have a vacant spot, aren't they just gonna agree to anything? Or is there still a lot more demand than there is supply?