this is really not true. The 760 million is not true. Why is not true? There are about 2 billion people lives in slums across the globe. From Dhaka slum to Bombay sl Islam to Nairobi Islam and from Brazil and these people are not even counted. Why are not they counted? Because most of them are in illegal government land. So government does not provide them water so they are not even counted they don't have access to water or access to doesn't matter. So who are the 760 million people? These people are essentially people in rural villages in Africa and Asia. So these are one problem with water access to water definition of water prices. On the other hand, really when they talk about water scarcity they were different definition. What is it is? This is fewer than thousand cubic meter of water per person per year. So if you're in the US, if you have thousand cubic meter of water per person per year, you are not water scarce. So Boston, for example, is not water scarce. But Nevada is. But as a whole, US is not. That translate to 2,740 liter per person per day. Look at the difference between 20 and 2,740. Huge difference. Do you have access to water versus are you water scares? These are two different things. And we often then get confusedly, which one are you trying to address? If you go to SDG, it's not clear what they want to do. They have their things, goal seven I think is related to water. And they have all kinds of things there. But it's so, I would say