In the year 1929, just before the crash, volatility was pretty low. Not as low as it is now, but actually volatility was pretty low. And then it just exploded after 1929 the crash kind of triggered itself well, shiller went on to wonder whether howard marks memo was a sign that the top of the market was, in fact, deer. Josh, if nothing else, the marks memo, the shiller comments and some other factors have rekindled the debate over where this market is, whether stocks are too expensive, and whether we should be paying much more attention to the fact that volatility is nowhere to be found. I mean, no offense to howard marks, who i think is a genius and bob shiller, obviously, i think is a genius. But bob shiller has been making cautious comments pretty much his entire career. And then hell, you know, say, oh, by the way, im just into it anyway im just owning the market anyway so put that aside. Number two on the volatility commentary, understand, we had low volatility through the 1990s,