 And it really doesn't. It just creates more problems with water getting in. Also, in the summertime, if a homeowner's getting on the roof and if it's hot out, you need to know how to walk on that roof because you are going to scuff it all up and you're going to take granules off it, which can actually damage your roof. Yeah, you end up with some footprints on that roof that are clearly not hail damage. No, it's a foot damage. They call it footfall in the insurance world. Wow.