 You can look at those mitigating questions after the fact, but it's very important to draw the lines clearly. And the reason for that is, to my mind, you're making it harder for the next group if you make the lines blurry because they have to make these difficult decisions. And if you've said, well, it depends and, oh, hmm, I don't know, then they don't have the kind of guidance that they ought to be able to count on.