 It hadn't yet granted cert and granted review of the Trump immunity case. And then suddenly, these cases were argued the same week in late April, and I think suddenly the justice advisors said, oh, we need to devote all of our resources to this Trump immunity case, which is more momentous and more complicated than we thought, and we can put this one on the back burner and decide it more in the ordinary course. I'm speculating, but I just wonder if that wasn't a factor.