 Won't you advocate for someone in and not for this $250,000 commissioner that you advocate for? Look, if you're working in the city and you're gainfully employed, and thanks for the call, Bobby, you should, with all the homes that are around, you should be able to get a home. That should just come as a perk benefit of being a city employee, in my opinion. I know there's all sorts of complications with that. But for real, there is no reason that people should not be able to have a home in the city.