 And, you know, you make your choices, you make your gambles, you live your life, and you do the best that you can. But I don't have any right to your action. There's no positive rights. Like some kind of right that someone else should defend you if you're being aggressed upon. So, does that answer your question, Skeeter, or you just want to keep pretending it doesn't? No, absolutely not. Same as Pioneer. I have some hypotheticals for you to deal with with that rule, right? Do parents have the authority to tell what a kid should do or not? What...