And so we don't want to have the input energy. And that's exactly why we change the reaction pathways for the conversion of Pyruvate into phosphorino Pyruvate. But in these steps from three to seven, all these steps basically have a free energy value that is very close to zero. 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.