All right, Vegas, we're ready. Go ahead. Hey, but no change to the stuff that I told you about earlier with the loop Bravo and LTO loops and the leak and all that stuff that we talked about before. We're still doing a graceful power down. There are several things that we've decided not to power down. We're hanging on to. We have also still not vented loop Bravo, which of course is a step that you can't take back. So big picture perspective. We're still trying to figure out exactly what happened. We're not entirely convinced that this is an ammonia leak. As you probably suspect from the fact that we had you start, stop and then start over again. It may be there's a possibility that this is a combination of sensor problems, MDM, partial failures, and thermal effects all thrown together in the exact wrong way to make this thing look like it was your classic ammonia leak. Bottom line is we're pretty much staying in the configuration when right now while all the folks come in and talk about it, take a look at the data, deconstruct this thing, and try to figure out exactly what happened. Vegas, we really appreciate that summary. We'll just stand by and do anything from our end that you have for us. Thank you for that. Yeah, we wish you had more for you guys to do at this point we don't. So enjoy your impromptu day off here a little bit. We'll keep you guys informed as to what's going on. Okay, yeah, we can curl that Vegas. Thanks a lot. So you know, the theory's been working really hard. We've got all the math and everything resituated and so everything's back in its place right now.