 The Chevron case. I think it was a good thing it was overturned. I mean, basically what that did was allowed a fourth branch of government. So you had federal agencies that were unelected, unelected bureaucrats, coming into place and saying, hey, you need to do X, Y, and Z. Enforcing these regulations that weren't passed by Congress at all. And you can take the Idaho case recently where they tried to cut off the farmer's water.