 Yesterday's decision is an important decision because, again, it allows the case to move forward, which the case had been paused shortly after the 4th of July last year. So for the past just about one year, we've been waiting on the Supreme Court. Now we get the green light to go back and use the discovery process. But the problem has evolved as well. It is beyond just government censorship at this point, and it's wrote censorship at the corporate level. And so I think it's incumbent upon red states to look at their consumer protection laws