 There is a master plan. That master plan would bring in so much more tax revenue that it would be silly to sell now for what we paid for it. It's like buying a house that needs fixing up. And instead of fixing the house up and flipping it for max profit, you buy it for $25,000 and then you sell it for $32,000. I mean, you made $7,000, but you lost out on what could have been, you know, put another $25,000 in it and you sell it for $200,000. It could have been $150,000. That's kind of what you're saying. It makes no sense.