 is getting bigger and bigger. Our discretionary spending is getting smaller and smaller. So we're going to have very little play. When you see the automatic withdrawal coming out of our account, we can't afford. And then we look at the interest rate. You explain that to people. And then you tell us the plan moving forward. And that we can't afford all this social spending. I think people would begin to get it. At least get us in the right trajectory. But when you raise interest rates, it's really just catapulting our debt. Do you know we're overdrawn $1.9 trillion this year?