 Like, I mean, Ryan, I lived in a lot of little teeny tiny towns when I was a kid because my dad was working for the Forest Service and the National Park Service and others. And we lived in towns that were 300 and 400 people. When there was one store in the town, you know what? Everybody had to put up with it because you had no other choices. And I remember once when a second store came to town and he said, gee, I don't have to go and put up with what they do at the one store. They now have competition. I've seen it happen myself. Can you imagine applying that kind of competition to public schools?