To better understand how a commercial bank works, we're gonna build a really high-level model for a bank's balance sheet. So you'll notice if you think about the accounting equation, assets equal liabilities plus equity, you'll notice that we're gonna start with assets at the top end of the balance sheet. If I strike equals, I'm gonna go and grab the loans to customers. So those loans are the assets of the bank. Let's just total those up. And then if we move down to the liabilities, well, the bank will accept some deposits. So if we assume the deposit financing is 90% of the assets, 90% of the loans, then we have liabilities, deposit liabilities of 90 and the remaining amount is gonna be made up of equity. Remember, this is very much a a high-level model that we're building. So we're just gonna assume here that the equity financing is equal to 10% of the assets. And if we total those up, then we've gotta have basic bank balance sheet.