 of emerging from homelessness. Which makes another interesting point. Rankin and other legal analysts say this ruling is not going to end lawsuits over homelessness policies. So the Supreme Court said fines and arrests are not cruel and unusual. But Rankin says there are other ways advocates can challenge crackdowns, you know, based maybe on discrimination or disability or privacy rights. So you said that this decision changes the law right now in nine Western states. What about the rest of the country?