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Yeah, but people will smash and grab and break those cases all the time because they want something. So because they need and they want something, they're already doing that. And during the pandemic, they had those stores because everyone had the distance. And so yeah, you had a partition like how you described a glass partition and you talked to the guy through it. Yeah, he went and he grabbed the chips or the lottery tickets or the lighters or okay, I mean I'm talking about things that I buy. And then of course there's a counter directly in front of you. You can get counter stuff. You know, candy bars that no one wants, the deli sticks that are hardened because nobody buys them. What's on the counter? Kit Kats that have melted into the paper. Anyways, that just what will happen there, I mean people go through the malls and they smash those cases. You know, they drive right into the malls like money train, like the guy in the money train. They drive right into the mall and they knock things over, smash things over, whole groups of them. The smash and grab, you've heard of the smash and grab. They were doing lots of that in the pandemic and they were using the pandemic as an excuse. The fact that you know, we're locked in, we need stuff, so we're going to go get it. I mean that was their mentality. And same thing with the LCBO. Their workers or their bosses tell them, let those people grab all they want. I mean it's ridiculous. Like if you did something like that in the states, rob a liquor store, if you're in California, like Los Angeles and you rob a liquor store, the guy's got a gun, he's going to mow you down or you're going to be locked into a cage and then they call the cops to come and get you. I mean it's ridiculous. So yeah, I'm kind of passionate about it. I live around these places and I don't steal, so I don't appreciate being under scrutiny when someone else should.