 So after the first 100 days, though, he didn't stop. No, he kept going. He was off to the races. And he enacted some of the programs that would have lasting effects that we would still talk about today and still use today, one being his food stamp plan. It was a major new welfare program passed in 1939. It ended in 1943, unfortunately, but fortunately, it was restored in 1961. And today, it's known as SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Yep.