 That's just no. Sell it and go to South Dakota and let him get his handyman business going. You go rent a farm to do your horse business on, and then later on when you guys make a bunch of money, buy you a farm and you can do your thing. It's a five-year plan to get to that. But what you've described in Minneapolis is not sustainable. You gave us all reasons to leave, and they were all good reasons. Mm-hmm.