 debacle that he is not going to stay in because you need 10 acres. That's just no. Sell it and go to South Dakota and let him get his handyman business going. You go rent a farm to do your horse business on, and then later on when you guys make a bunch of money, buy you a farm and you can do your thing. It's a five-year plan to get to that. But what you've described in Minneapolis is not sustainable.