so you mentioned schoenfeld, i was pleased to see them leading the pack this year. because the last two years were tough and i think that's the result of the guys who were accepting capital because on the back of poor long-short equity performance in 21 and 22, capital flow would be an understatement. so they had a challenge in absorbing that much capital and in hiring truly great talent in a very short time to deploy it. long-short equities is doing phenomenally well in precisely the funds that had a tough time in 2021 and 2022. so hot, but i think be careful you don't get burnt because as we saw, those funds tend to employ a go big or go home strategy when it comes to concentration, sub sector tilts and it will be interesting to see when the tide turns which it will and we've seen stocks turn before fundamentals do and, you know, they'll need to be able to respond to that so they don't get caught sideways the way that they did then. so proceed with caution on that. sonali: yeah. really curious about that. because how long does a fund have to really be performing w