 And then, of course, abortion health care. I mean, what do you expect, I guess, from these kinds of people? But go on. You were just talking about a case. Yeah, I brought up the case Wickard v. Filburn, which was a 1942 case as part of all the New Deal legislation. It essentially had to do with regulating wheat. And there was a farmer who said, well, I grow my own wheat, but it never leaves my property. It's for my own cattle and my own storage here. It's strictly...