 But a recession puts you into a couple of years up front. Let's say we're in a recession now, we just don't know it yet. The means is you have a couple of years up front where revenue comes in below state spending. So you have a deficit. That's solved with surpluses from past years that the state has chosen to put aside rather than spend. And there is far more than enough money that's been put aside to cover any projected deficit, even in a deep recession.