 turned into a gravel parking lot, and then resold at a higher dollar. I mean, there's been all kinds of things that have happened. And it's good to learn from that and to not do it again. But at some point, we have to address where we are right now. We have to make things better. And that's what I kept saying. You get a new mayor, you get a new council member, you get a new school board member. It's not like the problems go away. It's not a fresh start. It's not like getting a divorce. You still have to deal with the problems that were there. So if we can't afford, so if we're going to run a deficit, then we definitely want to be consistent here.