amount of energy you're going to use. Why is that there? It becomes pretty clear that the energy prices are going to be so crazy. You know we've already seen a lot of the taxes across various countries and especially the more resourced countries are just saying don't worry about the taxes on that fuel for now because they want to keep things running as long as possible so that kind of letting go of that tax revenue a ton of printing money for example to keep the fishermen fishing across the eu they were just stopping fishing because they couldn't afford the diesel there's no way they could catch enough fish to pay for the gas anymore and so they said hey there's either not going to be fish or you can pay you know for my gas for a bit and the government started paying for the gas you can't flood the economy with that much money you can't just print a ton of money without it flowing back and causing crazy amounts of inflation and so the idea there was that they would need to introduce some form of digital credits that would be exactly, that would be scoped and have expiration dates and all of the properties that we already know they've been frantically implementing around digital currencies. It's actually not a terrible amount of speculation when you have the World Economic Forum's co-chair talking about how it's going to be great when the central bank digital currency is out there. We can watch exactly what people are spending their money on and we can turn it on and off as we want. None of this cash that's like out of our sight or out of our control. This is going to be great.