 Yeah. That's right. And that's bad, believe it or not, you're saying. That's right. That's what I'm saying. It means no risk. That's right. You don't want kids to be having zero broken bones because that means that they're not doing anything. They're not taking any risk. They're not riding bicycles. They're not swinging from ropes. They're not climbing anything. So that's one of my favorite graphs in the book. We have all this data showing that kids are getting more risk-averse. Gen Z is more afraid of risk, and that's going to have huge ramifications for the country. They're less likely to start businesses, to take entrepreneurial risks.