 which means the court looks at the plaintiffs and says, you can't prove that you're going to be hurt by what you're suing over. You can't prove that you suffered harm. So we're not going to let this case go forward and rule on the merits. We're just going to toss the whole thing out during the prologue of this hearing because we don't think you have the standing to file the suit and you can't prove the damages. And that happens a lot. That's a fairly common thing that happens, including at the Supreme Court. When cases are brought, they decide the plaintiffs don't have standing.