 We have opportunities, job opportunities and businesses that are closing down because they can't find people to work. Anybody would love to get money and not pay taxes on it. And that's what you do when you give the beggars, but we have non-governmental organization. We call them NGOs here in the city and in this county that support and lift up those that have a need. So if you start giving your money in these corners, you're usurping the whole process and you're just encouraging and enabling.