 It just sounds like you kind of have your eye on what you want to spend and you want to stick in that price range, and that's fine. I don't think anybody's going to convince you to spend more than you want to spend. It's not a hard and fast rule, but a rule of thumb that we use all the time is don't own things with wheels or motors that equal total more than half your annual income. So if you make 90, 47 is slightly above that, so that's right on the bubble. 37 is not on the bubble.