Now, I actually happen to have the pleasure of the company of quite a few people who do earn $400,000 and more, and I would like to take issue—and I have before—with Mr Seymour on this. Those people are good people, but they do not work harder than our nurses or anybody in the lower brackets. I object philosophically but also practically to the suggestion that what we are doing is not looking after our hard workers. Our hard workers worked in COVID for very, very little. I was ashamed at some of the rates of pay that were around at that time for people who are actually pivotal to our economy. And I want to see an economy which really supports them and so I want somebody on $400,000, yes, to pay $2,400 more and I want to redistribute that money to people to support them in those other areas.