I think Lucid has potential to succeed. I wouldn't be looking at buying a Gravity if that wasn't the case. But I'll inject a note of caution. The stock price is low because realistically there is the need for strong execution for Lucid to really see great business success, and I think we all know that Lucid's execution has been a bit of a mixed bag. The stock price will probably be quite low until Lucid does something that clearly demonstrates better execution. The really concrete way to demonstrate it is have a successful Cosmos launch. That proof point is still a fair ways out. If you want a leading indicator, watching their ability to turn Gravity's software into something no one is talking about anymore. Gravity and Cosmos doubtless share a whole lot of code, and if they can't fully address Gravity's problems this year, that's a really bad sign for Cosmos. Another leading indicator would be watching to see if they fix their service center capacity problems, through some combination of scheduling service more efficiently, improving parts logistics, and scaling up locations and service staff.