 Okay. You know, she's an independent now. She was an independent when we met. Welcome, Mrs. Erkin. The independents love you. I'm an independent. She was an independent when we met. I forced her to become a Democrat so she could vote for me. I'm not sure if she actually did vote for me at the time, but that was the theory behind it. That's okay. It's all right. And she's one now. I'm going to continue to stay in the Democratic Party, and I'm going to fight from within as, you know, people like our chairman, Ken Ullman, are doing, right? At the end of the day, you need people on the inside fighting. It's one of my arguments to my Democratic friends who have concerns about Larry.