 Well, and all a person has to do to avoid them is say, I'll go to work for you, but take the no-compete out of the agreement. And the employer can say, we want you badly enough, we'll hire you without one. Or we won't do it that way, and then you're free to go to work for somebody else. Mr. Abbott, it's a pleasure to have you on. That's Alden Abbott, who's former general counsel for the FTC and now at the Mercatus Center. You're listening to the best of the Lars Larson Show.