 And if I'm on someone else's land, then my obligation to those people is like the obligation to someone whose home I'm in, which is if someone's coming in and trying to mess things up, I help the person whose home it is. And I don't help the person who's trying to do the damage, nor do I try to say, oh, actually, I have the title to this house. You've got to get out. And I think that there's a lot in that.