 six or seven people. And they sent it over to me, and I said, all right, let me ask you a question. What was the reasonable suspicion that you had to approach any of these people and detain them and make them show this proof? And the response was, well, it wasn't specific to any one person. We did it to everybody. Uh-oh. Done. So your end around the Fourth Amendment is it doesn't apply if you're violating everybody's rights. And when I said it like that, he was...