 This wonderful city of Tucson, which, you know, used to be much more sort of a western town with a frontier feel, is a lot more, unfortunately, like downtown San Francisco right now, if you go there, because, Dennis, it's so close to the border that in many ways it's the jumping off point, sort of the logistics hub, if you will, for the drugs, particularly fentanyl. And there is a massive, massive fentanyl problem all over America, of course, but it's more acute. It's worse in Tucson. Why? Because the flow of drugs is so overwhelming and they're cheaper there, of course.