 And I think tech people sometimes think that that's solved that problem. But it's not a mainstream thing. If you walk down the street in San Francisco, maybe San Francisco is the exception, but anywhere else in the world, and you ask people if they have a domain, most of them don't. They just don't see the purpose of it. They don't have a digital identity. And that's why they don't have a way to prove they're real. The closest thing they have is their Facebook identity or something, right? And then you have these ridiculous things like the CAPTCHAs where you have to click on how many traffic lights because there's no system for proving you're a person. There's no real identity system. It packs me up every time.