it's great mark scheerer i mean well when we when we have more than pics i don't think there is a significant danger on the contagion the on what's in the markets. i think is going to be i think the market the trip is a mistake and too short term to look at on the whole european situation again i'm going to come back to what i was trying to say in the beginning that the period of fiscal consolidation and of them profit on the structural reforms was the positive for europe in general so i think the risk of contagion is relatively small. you know what about the slippery slope here ok moral hazard i mean if there's always going to be a bailout. you know it has to it has to be a contradiction there i mean the money runs out eventually the question is if the question is on its own by you know if it is just a bailout then you know l.a. structural reforms don't take place so if it's money that actually results in structural reform then that then that is the exit i just think this is where we really disagree i just think the trying to do structural reforms right now is politically unfeasible in the m