And what that means is they're essentially at equilibrium. And if our cellular conditions favor the formation of glucose, these reactions will readily take place in this direction. And the phosphorino Pyruvate under those conditions that favor Gluconeogenesis will be transformed into fructose one six bisphosphate by the same enzymes that we discussed in the process of Glycolysis. So once again, once phosphate Enlyruvate is formed, once we form this molecule here, the reverse steps of Glycolysis are followed until fructose one SIG bisphosphate is formed, until we form this molecule here. And these steps, steps three to seven, are equilibrium and will readily occur under the conditions that favor the formation of those glucose molecules. But why doesn't fructose one six bisphosphate simply follow the reverse step that we saw in Glycolysis to form the fructose six phosphate?