 And then he decided to pursue legal action from that point. He did, yeah. He waited a while, actually. It wasn't until 2021 that he sued the Vermont State Police and the state of Vermont over his arrest, saying that the stop and then the charge had violated his constitutional right to free expression, so the First Amendment. He was hesitant to do so. He said he didn't really want the attention. He said that this giving him the middle finger was out of character for him, too. So he wasn't exactly eager to be sort of a martyr for the First Amendment on this.