 And Juana, we're talking here about people who are at risk of famine, according to independent experts. You know, we've talked to families that say they're only getting one meal maybe every two, three days. Fuel is at a shortage, so that also means ambulances and hospitals don't have what they need. Gauze is also even in short supply in these hospitals, medical aid. And so while, you know, Greg was talking about seeing tomatoes and mangoes being brought in, a lot of that stuff is commercial goods being sold that people cannot afford. They need that humanitarian aid.