 Yeah, back in time, as a little kid, we used to have straw choppers on the back of the combines where you'd take the bolts out and literally have to lift them off. And then that drops. Instead of finely chopped up straw, that leaves a lot there that you can run a baler over so you have bales for bedding for animals later in the year. Exactly. Now, you said, we just opened up the straw door, and I'm like, wait a minute. I don't have to stand there and hoist this 750-pound thing over my head anymore? Okay.