Okay. Absolutely. Thank you. Before we decided to go from Brazil directly to the U.S. market, which is, I think, the most lucrative market for this kind of solution, we did a survey, and we got information that in the United States, there are tens of thousands of rental companies. It's true that about five of them represent more than 60% of the market, and these are the big names. At first, in the beginning, we are not aiming at them as our segment, but the others represent hundreds of thousands of rental cars. We are talking about small and medium rental companies from a one-family that holds 10 or 15 cars that they rent or some mid-sized companies with 100, 200, 300 cars. All of them are local. All of them are, or most of them are not nationwide. And they have a very strong demand for a solution that, first of all, will allow them to save their cost, and I will explain. In order today for a business that has 20, 30 cars to meet the customers, they have to go and meet each customer, give him the key of the car, then bring it back. It requires drivers, it requires service. Or in the worst case, they have to open an office, put a desk, put the people, put software, etcetera. And when you have 20, 30 cars, it's a dramatically high expense, and it's dramatically lowering the chance to make money from your rental company. What we provide is that you don't have to do almost anything except having the cars. Because everything is done on the streets, everything is done that you have a dashboard as a rental company owner, small rental company owner, so you can know every minute what is with the cars, who is driving the car, how much money this car will provide you, and that's done by having a smart key in the car, having the system that we developed through Ituranmob, our small subsidiary for this technology and innovation. And in Brazil, by the way, we have been doing it for almost three years. It's a very successful solution. Add to this that even in Israel, the largest leasing and rental company in Israel, Shlomo, Shlomo lease car, changed a technology that he found in the world because we didn't have it in the past. To our technology, he threw to the garbage about 2,000 hardware that he paid and installed in his rental cars, and now we are the partners in our units and services are also in Israel. I'm not talking about the U.S. because Israel, by definition, is a small market. It's maybe attractive, but it's not having a major influence on our future results. But the U.S. market, and it's important to mention, we are, I think, the first. I mean, we heard we know about companies that tried, they have a very not the same technology. Let me, I don't want to be arrogant. And when they tried, the technology didn't work. They tried to do it in a small city, one small city, but they are not really big technology or communication players that develop or represent it to the U.S. market. So we are in the beginning of this industry, I would say, in the States. There are companies that deal with remote renters, but not the renting the car itself. There are companies that provide services to rental companies, like integrators, software companies. That's good. This is, by the way, it's an advantage for us because we can partner with them. Before we do it, we have a solution which we can go independently by ourselves. We already have pilots in the area of Orlando and New York with some small rental companies that are very satisfied there. The response that we get is very, very good. I'm saying it's not something that will happen tomorrow. We are opening a new, I think, a new niche, a new segment, a new market. It also requires adaptations. But I think that the, let's say, the dream here is huge.