 In theory, it's almost too late. And that's what you're saying. When you already have a lot of traffic, when you already have a high population jump, and housing's already expensive, one would argue this might need to be something to have focused on 20 years ago. And then I think about those people who have large tracts of land, who are handing it down from one generation to the next generation. The next generation is not interested at all in farming. They don't want to do that. They just like to cash out and move on. And