 He doubled down about what the law does. The law is written in such a vague way that it allows the prudest person in our community to set the standard for what books are on those shelves. And what that means is somebody else is deciding what your kids and your grandkids can read in that library. Okay, that's not true, James. It is not true. The books are just going to be located somewhere else. No one's deciding. The parent is deciding.