 Whereas in like Britain, right, they had something called the furlough program. So they paid companies to keep people on the payroll. And again, it was a slightly lesser rate, but it kept people from losing their jobs. It made it easier to start back up again when things reopened. They did not notably have a wave of signs in the door saying nobody wants to work anymore because they hadn't fired people in the first place. Oh, interesting. Hadn't fired as many people in the first place. So there are all sorts of ways to think about