 socialize, train, or expose them. In fact, a vast majority of dogs at shelters wind up at shelters because of behavioral issues, not because they're bad dogs, just because they didn't have the right guardians. Let me take a quick call from John here in Burlington, Vermont. Hey, John, what's up? Warren, my brother from another mother. How are you? There you go. I'm doing good, John. I got like a minute. What's your question for me?