 And no matter how many carve outs, you just said, well, you know, we'll exempt food, we'll exempt clothing, we'll exempt, you know, things that are basic necessities. And yet what ends up happening is that people who are better off buy more expensive necessities and those things end up being exempt from the sales tax. So it's still a regressive tax, which means it's going to hit harder the people that it's allegedly supposed to help.