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Springfield and there were several others. I mean, 2,700, you divide that by 50 states, that's quite a few protests in each and every one. I'm not surprised Bill didn't see anything, because the man drives to a desert, right? So yeah, he might get to Las Vegas or this, that, or the other, but he does a lot of desert driving. So unless you've got lizards and rattlesnakes out there, it'll hold up signs for no kings or protests thing. I was listening to Gray, and he was telling me that they get about $10,000 a month for their feeding program trying to get a whole bunch of families fed. And they said there's about 100, I don't know if there's 100 families or 100 people that show up, Gray. And this is only once a month, I believe, you go. So if that's true, you're feeding everybody a month at a time, and you've got 100 people and you've got $10,000, that's $100 a piece. I can't even go to the grocery store and buy $100 for a week. So your wife must be doing a hell of a job to do it off $100 per person. If it's a month, even a week, it would be incredible. So kudos to you guys for doing that. We need more donors. We need something to help these people out, because hunger shouldn't be a thing in the United States. And the last thing I wanted to talk about is this ballroom. And Bill was talking about it's right where they're going to build the bunkers right underneath where they're going to build a new ballroom. And I was taking a look at that, and lo and behold, he's pretty much right. I didn't think they would have the location actually publicly in records, to be honest with you. And really, would that be a sign of misdirection? Like, OK, we're going to tell them it's here, but it's over there. But with a nuclear bomb, does it matter if it lands on the east wing or the west wing? I don't think that 20, 30 feet is going to make much difference, is it? And they could be renovating the bomb shelter down there. But there would be a whole lot more activity than what you see in there. I knew that would be a major project, and it would take forever. I personally still don't like the ballroom being there. I kind of feel like they're destroying history. It's one of these things where you have an historic house or something like that. You preserve it to the way it is, as much as you possibly can for future generations to see what the White House is all about. So I'm not really particularly fond of that idea. Oh, and one more thing.