Yes, we are in a somewhat difficult time, but the standard of living has probably never been better, but a new generation has not seen anything else, so it still gives a little dissatisfaction. Now to the lac case, which I still think is 100 percent intact, even though there are declining prices for Lithium, and greater competition in EV sales. No doubt the EV manufacturers now feel that there may also be competition within their segment, but I wonder if that is healthy enough all things considered. Therefore, we at Lac can be happy that right now we are not being hit so hard by delays. Now let's get some production from CO, and by 2023 - 2024 interest rates must come down again because otherwise everything comes to a standstill (high interest rates cannot give innovation), those times are over. Try to notice that older, well-padded companies do not want to risk any capital on new development, they would very much like others to take the risk, and this can only happen through stock exchanges and with the help of low interest rates. Wondering if we'll see Lac in 30 to 40 during 2023, I still believe in 30 without Thacker.