One, two, three. Trios is a three carbon sugar. And so we have an attachment of the phosphoryl, we take it from the ATP and place it onto carbon number three. And so we form our glycero aldehyde three phosphate, the gap molecule, which can be fed into stage two, actually stage three because in stage three, this molecule is eventually converted into Pyruvate molecules and ATP molecules. So this is what our fructose one phosphate pathway is like and this is the pathway that is followed by liver cells. So if fructose makes its way into the cells of our liver, this is how it's going to be basically transformed into molecules that can be fed into that glycolytic pathway.