 They thought these alliances would not happen, at least not so quickly, but they actually came together very, very quickly. They then had, of course, to come up with manifestos. All the parties, because they didn't have those, they thought these elections would take place in three years' time. And they would come up with manifestos very quickly. The problem is that they seem to be promising a lot, a lot, and especially on economic terms. And when you talk to leading economists in France, just where I'm in Toulouse, the Nobel Prize winner for economics in Toulouse,