 And then you had a deal and then you went and voted that way or whatever, and then you got the money later. That's not a defense under this statute because the crime is the agreement. The crime is not the later payoff. So it's not the timing of the payment so much. The distinction is can the government prove there was a deal just to be influenced in how you exercise your powers in exchange for that payment? If there was no deal, if I just did a good thing for you for some reason as a public official and then went back to you later and say, hey, you know what?