own side of the border. So none of the Indian jets went into Pakistan and none of the Pakistani jets went into India but they had an enormous multi-hour dog fight. So does that raise any questions with you? Like what the hell kind of a dog fight is it if you're not even in the same country at the same time? And the answer is they were shooting things from I don't know over a hundred miles away so it was all long range attacks. So I guess the Indian jets were just sort of circling on their side of the border and the Pakistanis were on their side of the border and not even close, they were hundreds of miles away and somebody launched a missile and sometimes it would hit and sometimes it wouldn't I guess. So that was a dog fight. But it does suggest that they're both very serious about not escalating. So that's the good news. I don't think you would spend that much energy making sure you never cross the border with your jet at the time when you're basically at war and still you're not going to cross the border. That's a pretty serious indication that you don't want to escalate. You just want to make sure