I want to talk about shovel-ready projects. That's not a particular phrase that appears in the bill, of course, but more of a colloquial way of describing infrastructure that's at least supposedly ready to be rolled out. But that's really the point—that's the problem. So much that should be ready to go simply is not. So the appropriateness of the phrase "shovel-ready projects", I'm afraid, is that we've ended up in a big hole of debt and we're trying to dig our way out of it, which anyone will be able to tell you is not the way to get out of a hole—we're going the wrong way. 