 I think in terms of markets, not cities or metropolitan areas, but like labor markets because we fight capitalists inside of a labor market. So I argue in every labor market and every campaign I've run, there's the immediate fight we have in the workplace. And then once the workers are skilled into their new, owned, stronger, almost independent army, we then unleash the same army on the broader working class fights in that region. So I just think it's – look, if you're a trade union –