they got the idea from San Antonio instead of covering over the river and just dumping everything in it, they uncovered the river and they made it a attraction of the city which meant they had to do the pollution cleanup. And the level of pollution cleanup, I mean I've been working in Malaysia for a decade and even from year one to year seven, the difference in pollution levels in rivers is really dramatic. And the coordination, which I understand, you know, when you look and do research on this, the coordination between the federal level and the state levels is dramatically enhanced in the last five years. Now, they had this crazy change of governments and now they're back to a normal kind of government that has qualified people in senior positions. It was a period a few years ago where the transition happened where the people running stuff were political appointees with zero professional background and capabilities. But now things are back in order. So I think there's a chance of the negotiations since a friend of mine is the head of the commission and will be doing the negotiations, I think there's a chance that they will find all of these mutual benefits that you point out. I mean, Jehor, it has all these facilities being built by Singapore. The national government is saving the money and Jehor is saving the money. And if Singapore is willing to build all these facilities, and if Singapore continues to increase its own water resources, it doesn't