Martha Gimbel

Yep.

Yep.

Gorgeous service.

Oh, boy, that's a good question.

Probably not much.

It's like, OK, now what is what we've been saying all along, you know, from I mean, I go all the way back to when President Carter put the sanctions on Russia and the embargoes and

And things like that.

And I remember my dad complaining.

And, you know, as farmers, we're used to having our commodities be the middle of these trade wars because that's what the other countries want and need, quite frankly.

So it's just really evolving the whole world trade and where especially soybeans sit because of the emergence of South America and what they can do.

Well, hopefully better, right?

All right.