Or are you sort of in this suspended reality in a country at war? >> i would say it's probably the latter. i mean, i would describe kind of my experience on the ground as a major case of cognitive dissonance. on one hand, most of the, you know, hospitality joints are operating, and you know, life seems normal. and then you hear the air raid alerts, and then out of the blue, major tragedies happen that remind us of the early days of the war. so, obviously, there is no long-term planning. we don't know what's going to happen next week. and you know, by the way, i'v heard something -- i've writte...