 How are they different from a slippery slope? Aren't they just, you talk about the dangers of the slippery slope, where we allowed zoning in Euclid v. Ohio, is that right? Yeah. We allowed zoning and that just, we're now on the slope pedaling downwards towards our current wretched situation. But making those compromises to try to get something done, is that not just opening us up to the slippery slope?