“In 1999, bandwidth was $1,500 a megabit. And it was very hard to get it. And so you had to get a long-term contract, three years. By 2001, it was $50 a megabit. So if you were holding bandwidth, and you borrowed money to get it, you're dead. You're dead.”

Well, it's because of this. I mean, so it can end up being like a very dangerous arbitrage business where you can get upside down easily. And so if you look at LoudCloud, just as an example, just here, here's a simple thing that happened to us. In 1999, bandwidth was $1,500 a megabit. And you couldn't get it, it was very hard to get it. And so you had to get a long-term contract three years. By 2001, it was $50 a megabit. So if you were holding bandwidth, and you borrowed money to get it, you're dead. You're dead. So that, you know, that kind of thing is so out of the control of the entrepreneur and so different than what we'd like to fund that, you know, it just, it scared, it scared me to death. Now, look, I think the core dynamic of AI has been working for Core Weave, though, in terms of that, in that there's a massive shortage, not an overage of supply. So those prices don't seem to, you know, token prices have gone down, but GPU prices have not. And so things are going up. And by the way, data center space is going up in price…