 And when you talk to leading economists in France, just where I'm in Toulouse, the Nobel Prize winner for economics in Toulouse has said that there's some badness on both sides because they're promising really strange things that they can't be delivered. If I give you a couple of examples, the far left is saying that retirement, which has only just recently been moved up to 64, putting it more or less where other European countries are, they're now going to reduce it down to 60.