fingers and hoping that you are a viable business. I do not encourage that. This is really interesting. Dylan in some analysis posted this. I think it's it says eight hours ago. It wasn't at this point. It was probably a month ago. Um they purchased a subscription plan and they just highlighted right how different what Frontier Labs charge customers for first-party products are versus what they sell. It's a bad deal. Don't play this game or try and let me know how you win. I don't recommend. Think about everyone else. Think about what that structure means and where you have expertise. I don't think that that's winning on the token economics. I think it's about product. It's about building data flywheels and understanding your customers better than anyone else. Understanding when you need capability, when you need low price, when you need latency improvements. I promise you, you don't always need what is usually the slowest but the most capable model out there. and then build compelling UI and orchestration. And I'll show you some examples of that to justify the cost on the bad deal tokens that you do resell.