 This past year, Ben Carpenter proposed a 2% sales tax, pretty small, 2% sales tax that was estimated to bring in just over $900 million. So either of those options comes really close to filling that $1.1 billion gap. We've talked a lot, you and I, about how a broad-based tax is one way to reconnect the government to the economy. But in this scenario, it might not have that effect. It might actually make it worse.