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All that stuff. We don't seem to do that very much, and that's too bad. It's like, well, you know what? I was thinking, sitting here thinking, I was thinking about, you remember sex ed, sex ed classes? I was like a course on disease, the one I attended. I guess that was in sixth grade or something like that. And it was all about, you know, this is how bad it's going to be for you. You know, you're going to get this. And they had slides and stuff, and they would show you, you know, this is what syphilis looks like. Wow. So you kind of wonder what the point is. And I think a lot of things get defraired and changed and modified based on what the loudest parents want. And that, you know, if there was a universal standard for that, which we tried to roll out. I don't know, 10 years ago or something like that, all the governors got together. And they said we're going to go to this new system of what you need to know.