experience with your family. lindsay, a good luck getting home as well, try to relax. enjoy the time in greece. rory, on that question and we will hear another couple of stories in the moment, on the question whether airline should step up question whether airline should step up more. as always an issue in situations like this for the airlines are fully meeting obligations in supporting passengers when things go wrong. their obligations in supporting passengers when things go wrong.— when things go wrong. their rates. you know. — when things go wrong. their rates. you know. we _ when things go wrong. their rates. you know, we talk— when things go wrong. their rates. you know, we talk about _ when things go wrong. their rates. you know, we talk about these - when things go wrong. their rates. i you know, we talk about these events is a precedent, but they are not, really. airlines go through these sorts of things, think about volcanoes in iceland and even covid wildfires we see, they are used to ensure that we are prepared for mass destruction, even when it is not theirfault, as it is in this case. the look and it splits into two. where it is not the airlines fault, the airlines are not eligible for compensation, but they do have a