Mean, you just have to do a really simple calculation. You say, is this drug correlated with extreme social pathology? Does it obliterate the individual? Does it cause social problems, social chaos? And then you could categorize them very simply, yes and no. Okay, you have alcohol, caffeine, marijuana. You can have a functioning society where those are used, but you can't have a functioning society where people are foiling fentanyl. And especially if you look at the cities, it's wrecked these cities. The big problem, though, is that the political left in the United States has lost a willingness and the capacity to say no. This is something we've all seen. We're raised a generation of kids wherever, like, saying no and imposing limits is something that you can't do. It's this idea of liberating ourselves from all limits. But some limits are necessary, some limits are important. And so I think we're starting to finally see the consequences of obliterating limits. And then now we're starting to say, you know, in a reasonable way, we should start reimposing some guardrails.