 And our daytime temperature is above 85. It just makes it really tough for tomatoes to pollinate. But, you know, I always tell folks, don't give up. I mean, if it's a healthy plant, you're ahead to go ahead and keep it alive and keep it going. A lot of times we'll see more tomatoes produced in the fall after the heat than we will prior to the heat. But as long as they're healthy. The heat's a problem, but you can live and work around it. Mm-hmm.