 which is living on the streets, and yet they can help doing it. You could say, well, you want to get into a shelter? If it's a high-barrier shelter, then you've got to quit the heroin, the methamphetamine, the fentanyl, stop drinking, and get in the shelter. And if you want to do what everybody else does, show up for a job, work eight hours, make a paycheck, and you'll be able to buy or rent your own space to live in, they can help doing it, can they not?