 We do see strikes in South Korea. It's a unionized economy. But Samsung's a little bit different. Until 2020, they actively suppressed unionization. You couldn't be a union member until then. So this is all kind of relatively new for Samsung. And both sides at this moment, they seem to be kind of feeling each other out at this stage. Yeah, South Korea's most valuable company, one of the biggest tech firms in the world, of course. So what's the likely impact on business?