 The prime minister of Japan at that time was getting grilled by the media like, hey, you know, we're under vaccinated. Eighty three percent of the population doesn't want the Olympics. Can you either postpone them or cancel them? And he had to admit publicly, no, I actually don't have that power. So if I were sitting in Los Angeles, if I were sitting in Paris when all that was happening, I would have been asking to rewrite that contract. So it was more fair and it gave locals more power. Unfortunately, the power still resides with the International Olympic Committee when it comes to big decisions.