i feel comfortable with keycorp, cleveland-based parent of county bank. know if you remember we had the ceo on just a few weeks ago. i liked it. by the way the, i like many banks. they have been languishing for two years, after a banking crisis since 2023, they made missteps with the bond portfolio. lately, keycorp sold a chunk to bank of nova scotia which gave them a bond portfolio, taking a loss but putting the problem to bed. the infusion could allow key to make some acquisitions. remember the fdc more favorably inclined. long-term interest rates have risen. i think you should use that market to buy some keycorp as it's already dealt with the bond portfolio to wait for the market to figure out at the stocks. finally, chevron, which barely -- to the list of finals with 4.5% yield as of the end of last year. it's been flying for two and a half years now. more or less, since the inflation peak inside 2023. that happened amid declining or stagnant energy prices and company specific issues, like acquiring his, including a dispute with exxon over certain int