 And it's not that it would automatically close if 5,000 people got in because we don't have turnstiles at the border where we're actually keeping tabs head for head. The point is, if they saw numbers surge in specific sectors to higher than 5,000 in a given day, they would have the right to shut it down. It doesn't mean they're gonna. Okay, they had the right to shut it down when they inherited the presidency. But instead of keeping it shut, which it already was, they went out and they signed what? 64 executive orders repealing it.