 Yeah, I would argue that given the amount of time and effort that went into constructing this utterly useless temporary pier, yeah, it damaged it because you could have used some opportunity costing. You could have used that time, money, and energy to come up with something that would work. Or all kinds of different organizations, entities, countries, or whatever probably backed off plans, thinking, okay, the United States is building that pier. They're telling us that they'll be able to get all this stuff in there, and it never happened. How damaging is this just...