David Meier

I think it's typically more felt by customers in lower income brackets.

That being said, I get what you're saying.

But the other thing I would say is this team, they know their business really well.

And they're not going to set a target for themselves.

That is a high hurdle to try to jump over.

They're going to try to set something that is, you know, something they can just step over.

Right.

So I could very well be wrong.

I'll admit that.

But again, if I go back to the most recent history, they have, uh, they have played this part of the game well as well.

And I think they're, I don't think that they're setting themselves up.

I don't think they would do anything to set themselves up for failure.

So, uh,

We shall see.

Good to see we're on both sides of this one because it literally is like a coin flip.

I'm going with Miss as well.

First of all, I think there's a whole lot of farmers out there who are struggling.

We'll see just how much excess spending they're willing to do on technologies when some of their crops aren't even being sold.

The other thing is, if I recall correctly, throughout this year, there was a drop earlier

Deere adjusted and has seen some momentum come back.