 I imagine you're aware that the number of publicly available chargers has nearly doubled since we took office, and we're investing to fill in the gaps. Now, 80% plus of charging happens at home, but for the rest of it, that's where those public chargers are so important. But we've just never been the kind of country that holds on to old technology because we're working on problems with the new technology. You see my point? The American people are seeing what's happening, and they have serious concerns, and yet we're pushing ever more in this direction. And I don't know that we're actually...