 And that case set a precedent that gave deference to the bureaucracy in interpreting and implementing regulations that they wrote that Congress said, yeah, you go write these rules because we're too busy. We've got a cocktail party to go to. We've got to go fundraise. So we're too busy. Even though we have staffs of lawyers out the wazoo, we're too busy to actually write regulations or to even put limits on the regulations. Eh, you just go do it.