So it's a great idea to have you to tell us about the world of fantasy you have created.

Yeah, actually, this is many years ago.

And then the first time I worked with Nevis because of a good friend, John Hershko.

And he's the writer, also a producer.

So we worked together and he wanted me to do the set and costume at the time.

And he was raising his hand in the game, with everything behind him.

But at that time, I had worked with Franco Jaquan at the same time, so I came to work on the costume.

links and the harmony of it.

And Tim, what else would you like to add on your side?

I think that the name Cat Bond probably makes it a bit scarier than I think that they actually are.

From the issuer or the cedent's perspective, it's really just an insurance contract.

And so for them, they pay a premium.

and what they receive is a promise to pay.

It just happens that a promise to pay will be based on an insurable loss, which is linked to the event, the occurrence or non-occurrence of very rare, severe natural catastrophe events, say an earthquake to hit something like Los Angeles or San Francisco or a major hurricane that hits somewhere like Miami or Florida or something like that.

And so from an investor's perspective, it is like a bond.

Are those premiums sustainable or are they temporary, you know, given the various response to events like hurricanes and so forth?