Yeah, Andy, I'll say yes to all the above. So in other words, you have to remember, kind of, either our products or our markets, that we serve all markets... and we're proud of that, and things like data centers are, you know, really strong and moving ahead, and so forth, as David just spoke about, you know, as we go into next year, and solar and so forth. But obviously, markets, whether it's commercial construction, you know, I assume from you or other shareholders and, you know, so forth, that utility markets are weak right now. Again, that should bounce back hopefully as we get in the second half and all the other long-term secular trends. But right now, for most of our markets, and especially we called out on the one page, the deck where we showed the percents, the one or two key markets. So that's where like, okay, we serve everything, but if you're PVC, you know, hey, it's utility and residential, and they're just not subdivisions being built at this stage, and obviously, multifamily home is down. So the specific markets that drive us most are much quieter. I do think there's job delays. I would have to start speculating on, you know, how much when the Fed starts cutting interest rates, that should pick up, you know, even into next year. But the markets, and whether you look at public companies, you know, whether a distributor or others that have commented in our markets, but I can tell you from talking without naming them, at least two of the top 10 largest distributors that are private are seeing the same thing we're seeing. Quite frankly, I think worse than we're seeing. So there is a little bit of us, you know, using our RSCs and so forth, that it's a down market in the market—the end market, in the markets we serve right now. So, and that is driving more price competition, Andy, than we thought. That again, you know, I can't control obviously, what our competitors do as they try to fill factories or listen to somebody else saying, "Here's the price you need," and reacting to that. David did call that out, I think, in our prepared earnings as we looked at this quarter. You know, to say, "Hey, if the markets are weaker than they are," and as, you know, obviously it's a crystal ball, but as we go into next quarter, I'd rather get out in front of it now and pick numbers that obviously it's a forecast, but we expect to hit or exceed, probably like every quarter, and then just focus on our fundamentals, which I'm absolutely so convinced of our people and the long-term strategies.
