 You're going to have to pay for that. And, you know, it's going to be a decision a lot of people are going to face. I spoke with the district attorney in San Diego County who was one of many who asked the Supreme Court to take up this case. And she said – and I've heard this from others – she hopes that, you know, simply the threat of fines or jail time will be enough to persuade more people to accept shelter when it is available.