 Is there a perverse incentive with a lot of these programs? What I mean by that, I'm using kind of an economic term here, and that is for those who are listening to us and may not know what I mean. If you're in the government welfare office or you're even in a charitable office, one of the things you're measured by in your job performance is how much stuff you distribute and how many people you help. So is there a built-in problem with the model that we've been experiencing? Because, I mean, you could work yourself out of business if you help too many people. Right, right.