it doesn't matter. We do it online. We just need to start work on new proposals of a different kind. And the question that I'm saying that the proposal should be about, what help does your country need to get to net zero by 2030? Not what's your responsibility for cutting stuff. What help do you say you need to get to net zero by 2030? And collect that and look at the differences amongst what countries say they want to need. And then figure out how different countries can help each other work toward that as the goal. 2030 net zero. That's what we have to aim for. But now what we have is how much of the overrun will you agree to accept no matter what it costs you. And the answer is you can't make me do it. That's Paris. And we're going to get it again in Glasgow. So that's what I'm the conversation I'm trying to promote. Forgive me. Yeah. I will see you all next week. So, um, Mastupi wanted to say something. Maybe quickly because we only have an hour left. I have a very small question that is, I agree with the with Marriza argument that there should be a minimum amount of water for every household or every person instead of putting them extreme pressure through the capitalistic system. This is a completely agree, but at the same time in my country I've seen and probably have seen also that when something is free, or whatever the amount that is, when something is free, most of the people, and that is, I have seen from my observation, and I'm sure that the research, if anyone does it, would give the similar data, that when something is free