 I believe half a million went to the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, which helped bring this case alongside the FTC. And then 4.5 million will be collected to go back to consumers who had issues, again, with that subscription model and ended up paying for subscriptions when they did not mean to or know what they were doing. And who's going to administer the release of that 4.5 million? That'll be the FTC. What is the big view?