 It's agricultural land to the person who is farming it. It's not to the city, which has rights to eminent domain. And it's still a piece of property for him to make money off of. And until the city gives him what he thinks that land is worth, and right now land in some cases is going for $5,000 to $6,000 or more an acre in some cases, then he has a right to keep his land. Okay. Then let's zone it the right way.