 But it's kind of expensive right now, and it's not as good as having our human employees do it. But if the government walks in and artificially increases the cost of 32 hours of work, saying you're going to pay 40 hours of pay for 32 hours of work, all of a sudden somebody in the corner office is going to say, oh, this is our excuse. Not excuse, but this is the pinch point where we say it now has become sensible to automate your job out of existence, which is not good for the workers, right? No. No.