Like, everybody wants to live, and everybody would also like to eventually get back to regular life. And the better we can live, the better we can get back to regular life. So it seems like, okay, we're on board. When it came to the lockdowns, the original lockdowns, I was like, okay, I'm on board. I'm taking this thing really seriously. I've got parents in their sixties. I feel like I'm in good health. I'm fairly young. I'm 36. But for my parents, I don't want my parents getting this thing. And so we're still taking this thing real seriously. I'm still wearing a mask around to public places. And I think people should. I think that's a responsible thing to do. But it immediately turned into, who can we blame for this? Who can we blame? Who's doing it wrong? And it seems like there were only, like, a couple of things that you really can do that are obviously wrong. Like, nobody has a good solution on this thing. Okay? It ravaged Italy. It ravaged Spain. It ravaged New York. Like, there are a couple things you shouldn't do. Don't take the olds and send them back into the nursing homes with COVID Right? That's, like, an obvious one. But beyond that, like, just staying away from each other and socially distancing and worrying about, like, this is all kind of commonsensical stuff that people have known since the flu pandemic event, 1918. Like, nothing has really changed, and yet it immediately turned into, who can we blame? Who's to blame for all these dead people? Maybe it's Ron DeSantis, or maybe it's Cuomo. Like, who can we blame? So that was terrible. And then on the Floyd stuff, I had the same feelings. Like, I don't know a single human being who watched that tape and didn't think, okay, that guy deserves to go to jail. Chauvin, right? The officer in that case and the George Floyd.