They think to themselves, "OK, well, this, of course, will have no effect. There'll be no effect of doing this." But of course, as we know, there is an effect because all of those costs just end up getting passed on to the end-user—in this case, the customer or the consumer. So when Eugenie Sage earlier today said that we are siding with the big guys, siding with the big guys by not voting for this bill, well, actually, Ms Sage, we're not siding with the big guys; we're siding with the customers. We are siding with the consumers who, ultimately, have to pay more as a result of this bill.