 60 or 70 bucks between, you know, each. And so it's not much money, but it's definitely more money than they would have made, you know, cutting sugar cane back in Honduras. But then, as you write, you say, as soon as they're on the road, right, the guides, the smugglers, and the migrants, guys like Chino and Santos tell the migrants that each person has to cover their own food, which is not what they get told by their initial contact, the zero person.