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Yeah, just one of them silly laws, you know, they had. In fact, as I worked, I was a police officer. We'd get a call, we'd go there, we'd catch them in the act, and we'd call Icelandic police, because we'd be in jurisdiction over the Venice Heights. It was something really, really serious. They would come, they would come see the beer, and they would be restricted off the base for six months. So we'd get a job on the base, and we'd get to work for six months. And I'd be sending over Icelandic police officers, and we'd be talking. And I'd say, the way you guys did it is, well, technically, we burned the beer. Which we kind of are, we burned beer. And then, it was liquid. We'd go about our treats, we'd just put in our refrigerator, and the police station, and we'd drink it. So, finally, we stopped the deal with calling Icelandic police officers, and we'd just give the NATO a choice. Just hand over the beer, or face, you know, suspension on the base, and we'll call them Icelandic police. And they always chose us, so they'd hand us the beer, and they'd walk away, and we'd put it in our refrigerators.