 whether you ultimately want to have it removed or not. So if it's not grown or changed in color, that's a good sign. But a couple things. First of all, I stand here telling you I am an animal behavior consultant. I am not a veterinarian. Secondly, I cannot see this, so I can't know. And even if I could see it, I'm not a veterinarian. So you need a veterinarian to look at it and to decide what to do. Now, the anesthetic...