 But what is it going to do for the person that's laid off now? We had a plant go down in Olean, New York. That's on the southern tier right above Pennsylvania, very rural, once very industrial. So a plant goes down there, and in a few years, a battery factory is opened up in Buffalo three, four, five hours away. I mean, it doesn't do anything for you. You're being told, move. Take your family, your life, and just rip it up and move. Anyway, this kind of pressure has been studiously ignored.