 And when people work less, you generally have less stuff. Your GDP goes down. There are consequences to that. So I find it interesting. 40 hours does seem to be a formula that has worked well overall. Everywhere, yeah. It feels like we kind of standardized that. I mean, if you think about it, people used to work 90, 100 hours a week, right? You have agriculture and things like that. So the fact that we're looking for a little more productivity out of people