 Now, the reason they wanted it in was if you're the producer, right? More liability. More liability, but if you're the producer, you're also the one who sets the tone for the conduct on the set. And so if there was a lot of horseplay and if it was lackadaisical and if it wasn't as safe as it could be, the buck doesn't stop with the armor. The buck stops with you as the producer. You set this tone. And the judge says, no, you're not bringing it in. I don't see how that...