 It just wasn't practical. Like you said, there was retaliation fear. If New York starts seizing these boats, then they start seizing their boats. And we also said New Yorkers didn't like the monopoly either. So many of the authorities looked at the situation and were thinking, I mean, I've just paid X number of dollars, cents to get on that boat to come down here. And if that monopoly was struck down, we'd probably have cheaper prices. The taxpayers, right? It was a very small group of people who liked the monopoly. Clearly.