 They thought that was going to be great because it would make it harder and more difficult to get a gun. You'd have to go back to the store a second time to pick it up after your background check. The more hurdles you put there, the less people would buy guns. It didn't work out that way because gun stores don't always have that much foot traffic. If you have to go back a second time, you might buy a second gun, and that's what actually happened. Lots of gun owners went back and bought a second gun or bought more ammo or accessories, and gun dealers actually made money off of that. It didn't put them out of business. It actually helped them.