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All right, so I, you know, I hear they're talking about a health savings account, you know, if you, you know, give someone money for a health savings account to, or put some of that money, instead of having the money going towards the insurance companies, other going towards people and health savings account for people that need it, you know, it'll vary depending on, you know, the people's needs, how much money goes into the health savings so they can actually pay for the medical themselves. And that's one of the problems with the health care system. Just like anything else, the government gets their hands in and starts subsidizing. As soon as the government starts subsidizing, the cost of those services go through the roof. If the government could get out of it, for the most part, and have it go back to the people and to the doctors. And the people would make the decision. They would have the money. And then the doctors would have to compete with other doctors for that money. I think the prices would come down. But it's going to take time. And right now, unfortunately, I can't see them just dropping the subsidies cold turkey, even though that's probably the best thing for it. I think they should probably try to do some kind of phase out where they still do the subsidies, but they start bringing down the subsidies, and they start working in some alternative methods of trying to provide medical to everybody and increase those programs and kind of phase one out as you bring the other one up. But like anything in Washington, they can't decide on the best way to do that and the best option to do that. So it's going to be a hot mess for a long time. So we'll have to wait and see how it plays out. But yep, Darryl, don't forget Blazing Saddle. Did you get a chance to watch it? Your thoughts back over the net control.