Sounds like you maybe have a story for me.

So I think end of August, I think it was the last day of August, the Microsoft 365 backup, right? It's a native backup, right? It's deeply integrated in the whole Microsoft ecosystem.

So if, say, someone experiences, say, broad authentication or networking or service degradation event, Both the live data and the ability to restore from a native backup is simultaneously impact.

So if you think about it, it was an outage at the end of August, but it impacted Outlooks, impacted Teams, and impacted Azure, and not really any others.

So if somebody wanted to restore data during that outage, the restore job would have hung or maybe even failed since the destination, like, say, one driver wasn't accessible at that point.

So backup service up, I guess, doesn't necessarily mean you can recover your data if the primary platform goes down.

You know, as far as retentions, it's really interesting because, you know, with retentions, there's so many different ways that it's stuck.

If something terrible happens,