We got a half an hour. We're going to take some questions, but this is probably one of the worst

days in the stock market that either, you know, either of us can remember since maybe the

throws of the pandemic. Even when we had a couple 10% peak to drop declines in late 2020,

and I guess in the NASDAQ, at least to start off 2021,

it didn't feel this bad in such a short period of time, did it, Guy? No, it didn't. Not at all.

And you said it's one of the worst days. And I understand what you mean by that. And I'm not trying

to be glib here. But I would submit this could wind up being one of the best series of

days for the market, just in terms of flushing out some of the excess because it needed to happen.

And if you look at where we are right now in the S&P 500, we traded down to 422, I think. But there are

the levels that we're at right now,

we obviously have bounced and there's a lot of day left.

But, you know, we're basically traded down to the levels we saw,

I want to say, on October 4th.

Now, again, a lot of day left, but here we are at those levels that we bounced from a few months ago.

So that's a good thing, number one. But just flushing the system out, just getting some of this excess out, I think long-term

is extraordinarily healthy, although it doesn't feel particularly good right now.

Yeah.

Well, you know, it's interesting.

I mean, and I know you're not being glib about that.

Not.

No, I mean that, sincerely.

But what's really interesting guy about when you take out excess, right,

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