 because they could go to all those people and say you got $10,000 in loan forgiveness, your effective tax rate was 20% or so, that's usually the federal, and so you owe $2,000 this year. I can imagine what's going to happen, because there will be people who will be shocked by that. They say, hold on, I don't have student loan payments anymore on the $10,000, but I now owe the IRS $2,000 right now, payable immediately. That's going to be a shock, isn't it?