 As a state, you start developing these things and say, listen, this is there for kids to learn. Kids from all over the country can use it. I think that's an absolute way to get around these textbooks. Well, you know, that thing where they take computers and everybody, I forget how they describe it. They share a problem across millions of computers. What if Oklahoma said, we're going to create the best Civil War curriculum? And, you know, Texas, why don't you create the best Revolutionary War curriculum? And California, you do algebra. Except...