 It's this feeling of, I didn't get into Harvard, but you can. You can fulfill that for both of us. And that is very unhealthy for the child because it takes away their desire and the reasons why they're doing it. They're now doing it for mom. They're doing it for dad. Instead of you looking at your child and saying, what's your goal with basketball? What's your goal with volleyball? What's your goal with music? And they say, I just want to have fun. And you say, that's okay.