 Here's the way I see it breaking down. The governor can pawn it off on the lawyers. Lawyers told us we shouldn't do it. And the lawyer's going to say, well, ultimately, it's the governor's decision. Because, you know, you can do what you want and damage the... He can do it and damage the legal case. And the governor will say, well, the lawyers told me not to do it. It'll damage the legal case. Well, no, he can do it. It'll just damage the legal case. So which one? As a member of the public...