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Let's see two times that this happened and see if this is the third of the of the identical nature. Lufthansa went on to say that the the packs had not been boarded yet on the airplane. That's good news and that several staff members were injured and are currently receiving medical treatment. So there's most likely people on the airplane probably cleaning the airplane. If there was somebody doing maintenance in the cockpit, they might have been injured and that pair of legs that we saw underneath the airplane, yeah, that could have been an issue as well. Let me go back and show you that original video one more time because there is another thing that I want to point out to you here on it. Look over here as they're loading cargo in the side of the airplane. As this airplane collapses, you're going to see that that loading mechanism, that loading vehicle, it also gets crushed a little bit too. So if there's fingers or hands or anything close, all that stuff is in peril. So watch as this nose comes down, watch what happens to the truck. Boom. The whole thing kind of crushes down just a little bit. So the guy up there on the ladder, man, he he gets he gets down as fast as he can, right? Watch him now. He's like, I'm out of here, man. So he starts coming down the ladder. Right, here he goes. Yep. Like I'm not going to stay and wait for anything else to happen here on this. And so he again, you know, gets down. That's smart. That's good head work on his part. So this is what happened. We we don't know the details of it. We can just see that the nose gear retracted, I'm going to say, into the wheel well. Why retracted? We don't know. We know there were several injuries. The injuries were being treated. Uh none of them we are told are life-threatening at all. And the investigators are going to get on board with starting to connect the dots. Is this similar to or identical to the first two?