 Now, there's a lot at stake here. I mean, cities in the Southwest are some of the fastest growing in recent years. And if they run out of water, that growth, economic growth, that would end. Yeah, that's right. Phoenix and its suburbs are still pulling in a lot of new residents and new businesses. Some of them are adding thousands of people every year, and there are giant multi-billion dollar semiconductor plants opening up. But at the same time, the state is pulverizing.