And the court's ruled that you actually are not allowed to move people's stuff, that that's actually personal property, even though it's in a public area. And then they got a ruling from a court that you're allowed to live in your car because for a while you weren't allowed to live in your car, and then it was, you're allowed to live in your car. So now you're basically allowed to leave your stuff on the sidewalk and the police are not allowed to move it and you're allowed to live in your car. And then there was this sort of equity movement that said, okay, well, they can do it in business districts, but why can't they do it in, like, more suburban areas. Why can't they just move into nicer areas? After all, there's misery. It should be equally spread across the city, kind of what you've seen. I mean, this is. There have been so many breaking points over the last year in the city, and for me, for me and my wife. I mean, we looked at the rioting, and they shut down the entire city at 06:00 p.m. it's a county of 12 million people. And they shut down the entire county so that douchebags could run around shattering windows, pretending that they were standing up for social justice. They shut down Beverly Hills at 01:00 p.m. they shut down rodeo drive at 01:00 p.m. so that people could run up and down rodeo drive talking about how capitalism sucks, tweeting from their iPhone.