Before you get back to normal levels of inflation, that's all built into our pricing model, so we would expect to be able to offset that either through productivity or price pass-throughs. I guess the other side of the energy price impact hits you on the customer side, on the aftermarket. So are you seeing any sort of elongation of replacement demand for filtrate or for filters? Just because diesel is where it is and they're pushed in, your customers are pushing out replacement there? I would say the biggest area of impact has been in the Middle East, where we've seen people, especially in certain markets, skip service cycles. And they're skipping them because they're not running their assets nearly as much, or they're not running them at all. Now, our exposure in the Middle East is not huge, but the acuteness of that demand impact has been interesting. Now, we haven't seen that carry out to the rest of the world at this point. If you look right now across all of our end markets, and we have 3 reporting segments, we have about 20 reporting units, almost every one of them has strong order intake and backlog. So very I've seen I don't know that I've ever seen it in my, you know, 24 years where we have all of our markets sort of move in one direction. So it's kind of also one of the strengths of the businesses, that they know you never see them all going down in one direction. Exactly. Exactly. Let's talk about, you know, your leverage right now is 1.25 times, maybe. But that's as high as it's kind of ever been. You know, do you ever see let's say another facet were to come along in a relatively short course, what are your thoughts on leverage now? Yeah, we've modeled our balance sheet and how much leverage we can handle. We certainly would take on more leverage for the right deal. It has to be strategic. And it has to meet our return criteria. We won't reach. But if the right deal comes along, we'd certainly can leverage up our balance sheet. You know, we would want to stay below 2 long term, and we've traditionally stayed well below that. But I'm comfortable taking it up for the right deal. This facet potentially opens more doors for you in aerospace and defense than would otherwise have been there? It does. When we looked at facet, it's not significant. Like, it doesn't open up a $10 billion market that we didn't have access to, other than their main market, where they're already a leader in. But they do refinery all the way to the wing filtration. And we have other products that can sell into that channel. We also have customer access in power gen that they have products that can sell into. So we do see some revenue synergies, between the two businesses. I would say those are good opportunities. But growing the core facet business in the market they're in is probably a more meaningful return for us. I guess the last one or two, just in your traditional industrial filtration solutions business, what's the visibility like for larger projects on maybe the OE side now? Gas turbines, for example, as an area that has kind of been had a little more cyclicality than others in there. Yeah, so if you look at our aerospace and defense and our power gen business, they're booked out for a long period of time. So in some cases, on power gen, we're talking about, you know, capacity slots in 2 or 3 years. And the people are trying to secure aerospace and defense isn't quite as long, but we generally have pretty good visibility. Sometimes going out on the OE side a year. And then you move over to the manufacturing side, and it's a much shorter cycle business. So think months, sometimes weeks, versus years. But right now, our hard backlog, when we look across all those businesses, is pretty secure for the next, I would say, 4 to 6 months. And in the cases I mentioned, the next 12 or 18 months. Well, Rich, we're bumping up on time. I really appreciate you being here. You certainly have done a great job in your first time. I feel not filling in. It's your it's your seat now, and so looking forward to having you for the next decade plus here. So thank you very much. Appreciate it.