feeling, and that's going to have an effect. >> we shall see. you know, ellena, we're already seeing -- and this is serious and very disturbing -- a growing hunger crisis right now emerge in the middle east, parts of africa, result of this crisis, this war in ukraine. can the rest of the war afford to wait for the time that the sanctions may really -- the time the sanctions may take? >> yeah, i mean, wolf, obviously we already had a supply chain issue regarding many comm commodities. then oil and gas came into the picture with this war. and then everyone woke up to the fact that russia and ukraine provide a tremendous -- they're one of the top producers of wheat and other grains globally. and for countries like egypt that rely on the government actually to buy and subsidize a basic food, which is a bread, it could be devastating. so, it's another argument, though, for getting -- you know,