 Well, see, now that includes they're fixing the animals, they're doing all the shots, they're doing a general physical and everything. I think it's pretty reasonable, and it ranges from like $100 to $125. Yeah, it is reasonable, but again, sometimes it's hard for people to come up with that chunk. Yeah, and you know, especially if it's an older retiree, and they're the ones that really need an animal. Yeah. And, you know, it's just they may have the money, and you know how retirees are. They don't want to take that $125 on their budget. It's just hard for them to do.