 I don't know. It was around $10,000, I think. Yeah, okay. All right. That's not going to alleviate the problem completely because if it's times four, it's only $40,000, right? And she's 80 over, so you're going to have another 40. And I really wouldn't screw around with the Roth IRA at age 30. I'd just go ahead and cash it out. You don't get – it's not 100% tax. You're just taxed and penalized on that amount of growth only. That's why I was asking you what you had in it.