 Exactly. So that was a real problem for the unions and for the workers and for the agency, the National Labor Relations Board. You're exactly right. A seasonal industry, if you think of a classic industry, auto production in Detroit, it goes 52 weeks a year. There's a single place that it's at. The workers tend to be the same people. You can have a unionization drive that really doesn't matter if it's winter, summer, spring. It's just going to go on. If you have a seasonal industry like foodpacking,