 And I look around. I used to go to, I loved Texas. When I was in Texas, I went to a place, my grocery store was Tom Thumb. And this is now the equivalent of Tom Thumb. And when I go, I kind of, you know, I'm a cheery person. I'm a glass half full, but I look around and I just see the people sagging. I see the shoulders, because you can tell they're like, oh, please, crossing their fingers. Oh, maybe I need to get me a lottery ticket when I go out this door.