 are not really going to have the opportunity to own homes, to have land, to be able to do the things that really, for a long time, have made you sort of tied to Alaskan culture and tied to the things that sort of drive Alaskan culture historically. And so I see that as a big issue. I think the fact that the state government does not seem to really battle against the federal government, in a sense, when the federal government is owning 60% or more of the state