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ZS6ZYM, yep, you're right. You're right. You've got to take responsibility for what you write and what you say. I guess that's okay. That's a fair way to do it. I am struck by the tilt point in this activity. In other words, you have the person who's getting fired and then you have the institution that has decided they're going to let them go. I wonder if that will come back to bite them. That's a lot of these lawsuits that they're aimed right at. I've only heard of one temporary judgment, a woman named, I think it's Shirley something rather from Ball State University. She was an administrator. She got her lawyer or the ACLU, I believe. They had to take her back at least temporarily. She got put back on a payroll. That's what's happened so far. We're going to watch those and see what happens. Can you do something? That's the big question. All righty then. I think you did a pretty good job on that one. I knew you guys would like that question. We're going through an immigration crackdown in the United States of America. It occurs to me we have lots of people who are pickers up here and do all sorts of work. We had a lot in Morristown too. The street you could drive out in the morning when you go into the train, there would be people all up and down the streets and they're looking for a job for that day. Supervisors would show up and then they would fill their trucks with people and then off they go to do some work. Now that we're going to have less of that, now that those people are not going to be around, the question is will the immigration crackdown make food and services more expensive? Where are they filling it? California would say yes. I would say these people, these immigrants or non-documented workers are very important to their economy. What do you think? Let's go back up the route. N8YQJ. Ralph, will the immigration crackdown make food and services more expensive? This is KC2PKT. Over to you. N8YQJ.