Yes, I appreciate this question. Over the years, OCC has been taking a number of major steps to expand our product and solution offerings to better serve the needs of our customers and end users. We strategically expanded well beyond the initial fiber optic cable product offerings and solutions on which OCC was founded more than 40 years ago. And I'll mention a few examples. OCC acquired SMP Data Communications near Asheville, North Carolina in 2008. This acquisition added technologies, manufacturing capabilities and expertise in both fiber optic and copper connectivity data communications products and solutions, building on OCC's existing fiber optic cable presence in the enterprise market. Soon after that, we added a line of Copper Datacom category cable products as well. As a result, OCC now provides full end-to-end fiber optic and copper cable and connectivity solutions for the enterprise market, building on OCC's longstanding position as among the top four manufacturers of fiber optic cable in the U.S.-structured cabling market. And this is as reported by at least one market analyst firm. OCC acquired Applied Optical Systems near Dallas, Texas in 2009. This acquisition added technologies and capabilities in fiber optic connectivity products for specialty and harsh environments, including for military, industrial, broadcast, and other specialty applications and markets. And this built on OCC's longstanding top-tier position in those markets with our existing fiber optic cable products and solutions. As a result, OCC now provides full end-to-end fiber optic and connectivity products and solutions for harsh environment and specialty markets and applications with a strong top-tier presence in our targeted markets. Before 2018 and after 2018 as well, OCC made significant long-term investments in equipment to enable OCC to manufacture fiber optic and hybrid cables. In other words, cables with fiber and copper for the wireless carrier market, which was a new targeted market for OCC. This equipment had the added benefit of expanding OCC's fiber optic cable production for other existing and new products as well. And interestingly, we see opportunities in the wireless carrier market, which have trailed off over the past few years, beginning to show signs of improvement. And of course, we're encouraged by that. Additionally, over many years and continuing to this day, OCC has and continues to add various new products and solutions of all types to better serve our customers and end users' needs in our targeted markets and expand our existing product lines. And we see that continuing, as I've said. I appreciate the question. And you said we had two questions, Spencer, so that's it, there's nothing else?