 kind of has the city expand around their land. What right does the city actually have to say, well, we've annexed, we've expanded the city, and now we're going to zone it differently. And basically, you have to pony up and pay a whole lot more in taxes when you've not been doing anything different on the land. So let's make sure, because I always take the digs on this one, and let's make sure that we give full context on this. So my issue with Thompson was several fold. Here's the first one.