 a crude way of accounting for the fact that social security formula is supposed to pay out a progressive amount of money. So your replacement rate is higher if you have lower income and lower if you have higher income. It's really a quirk of the social security formula that you have these zeros in these years you worked in CSRS. So it looks like you had lower income than you did have. So there's reasons behind the rationale. We still support that full repeal, but I think