to pour into the cave system, which as we have been talking about, the caves are there because of the rain, right? over centuries. we have been pouring monsoonal rains into the cave system, the limestone very porous. and so that is why we have gotten at the trouble here last week or so. this is what we're forecasting over the next few days. that lull is done. at this point, it's about half an inch to an inch a day. so this is not going to be good at all. that's why the urgency has come up all of a sudden, weather wise on the northern side of thailand. we will continue to see very heavy rainfall. my concern all along as well has been we're in typhoon season. we're not looking at any additional moisture from any typhoons in the south china sea, but we continue to see heavy rain. and by the way, this is why this whole month-plus thing was never going to work to leave the kids down there, because the rain is only going to ramp up as we head into july and august, peaking the monsoon season with incredible amounts of rain going into that cave. joe? >> i know this is going to be a hard question, and you can certainly just say, hey, we

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