 So this would have lasting effects. Glass-Steagall also established the FDIC insurance, which insured deposits up to $2,500, effectively ending large-scale bank runs on the U.S. And I used to work in banking, so I remember everybody loved their FDIC insurance. They always asked, you know, is this FDIC insurance? Now, you remember during the Great Recession in 2008, that was one of the things the government did was increased FDIC insurance because we did have somewhat of a credit freeze. It wasn't as bad as the Great Depression, but it certainly was similar in nature that way. Absolutely.