 I wouldn't even pay $2 for one 30 years ago. And then somebody says, why are watermelons more? They grow them like they always did. And I guess the fertilizer and everything else and the fuel for their tractor to put those things out. Yeah. The fuel prices are up. And it takes energy to make fertilizer. So the fuel prices affect the fertilizer price as well. That guy selling them on the side of the road probably making no more money than he did 20 years ago. Probably. Probably.