 Well, that's interesting because, yeah, yeah, because corn, you know, it takes so long to grow. So if you have to sacrifice something, you know, like melons or squash, I mean, that's doable, don't you think? Oh, I think so. I mean, and it did work for them. Now, they had pretty good-sized gardens, and so they had plenty of room for those to, you know, really go out, you know, six or eight feet away from the corn and form this nice little mound around them. And they said, you know, they just don't like the irritation of the leaves.