 I mean, these negotiations don't happen in a vacuum. So it's like you look at something like the Austin Tice case. How do things, world events like, you know, what's the tensions between the U.S. and Iran, October 7th, do those have an impact on your negotiations? Do you find that sometimes these, especially when you're talking to a country as opposed to, you know, when it's dealing with a terror group or something, does that impact the negotiations?