 But middle market line draws are basically relatively bouncing around at a level that is still about five percentage points below where it was pre-pandemic, which means as cost of borrowing went up, people aren't being quite as aggressive. And that's why the economy is slowing down. They're not hiring quite as many people. They're not buying a piece of equipment. They're not doing because they're a little worried about final demand and therefore they're being careful, which is unpleasant for your bank. But it's OK because the companies don't make them profitable and the credit quality is good.