 banish certain types of vehicles and people who are unsheltered, living homeless in specific situations from a city. And we've seen similar bans on tents, sleeping, and Burien. And although they're all being defended based on different grounds, they're all fundamentally trying to banish people from cities. And I think it really is yet another example of how a regional approach to homelessness runs into local laws that are sort of designed to push the perceived problem to another city to