 And I've seen this before, not a few times also, in which there's a shift and the panhandlers who are at the street corners, when their shift is over, they leave and somebody replaces them. And it's the people above them who are actually making the money. I've seen it before. I've seen it in the United States. Phoenix has a real problem with this. Some sections of the greater Phoenix area, you can pull up to a busy four-way intersection. And on every single corner, there is a panhandler