 and therefore they were stuck. And so therefore there was no pressure on the public school system to improve and to change their practices to really meet the demands of their own consumer base. They weren't just hurting the children. They were actually ignoring the demands of the parents. And so I think that that's what happens when you give the government a monopoly on a situation like that and why it's important to give universal school choice to people, especially those who have limited means and can't afford a way out of the system.