just, I know from experience in these waves that you you don't want to be left out. You'd much rather participate in them and you have to have a fortress balance sheet because when the bubble bursts, and it will, Then it could be, you know, a couple of years that you have to withstand and scrape by and do whatever you have to do, downsize or, you know, pivot or create new products or, you know, go where the market goes and But you don't want to miss this wave. 

You can't not participate because you're afraid the bubble will burst. I mean, I get a lot of texts from people saying, you know, it's because, you know, kind of a bull on this whole thing. 

It's all going to blow up. It's all going to blow up. I'm like, OK, so go ahead and sell. But you're going to miss, you know, a lot of run up. And I think it's interesting to watch the market pull back. 

You know, the problem with these the buy the dip approach is I think we're still in buy the dip mode. 

Don't take my advice, investment advice. Talk to your advisor. But I still think we're in the buy the dip mode, and we are going to be for quite some time. 

The problem is when the bubble bursts and the dip happens, everybody buys the dip, but the bubbles burst, you don't realize it, and you're hopeful, and then it might be too late.