citing was that this democratic revolution could turn into a food revolution. if people who are hungry are not being fed. they are greatly concerned about this next phase of the crisis that they say is, perhaps, in some ways even more dangerous to the country s future than be it times of violent standoff we saw centered around tahrir square. people are still very fearful for their future. we spoke with one young girl who works in the jewelry company, actually owned by her father and very close to tahrir square. they don t know when they re going to re-open. so even though we see the traffic bustling around cairo, we see banks opened. long lines of people trying to get money. there s still long-lasting repercussions of what happened and this is the solution to the economy if people who are hungry are not fed egypt could head down an even more dangerous road. okay. many thanks to you, andrew?