 I haven't heard that in a long time. I am not going to take $2,000 and put it in a barrel and set it on fire. I'm just not going to do it. But it used to be $2,000. Now it's $2,200, $2,300. Oh, yeah. Rents keep going up. And that's the other part we talk about all the time. Once you buy a house, you fix your housing cost. You don't have a landlord that can raise your rates. You don't have a landlord that can kick you out of the house because they want to sell it. You secure...