It just says it right here. Yeah, it says the measure makes the possession of small amount of drugs such as heroin or methamphetamine, a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail. It enables police to confiscate the drugs and crack down on their use on sidewalks and in parks. But what about, what are the other, see, the thing is, it basically what Oregon did is decriminalize almost everything. The weird thing about drugs is you throw them all into one blanket. You cover them all with one blanket. Drugs, because caffeine's a drug, alcohol is a drug. There's a lot of drugs that we're accustomed to using, and I'm not necessarily in favor of those being illegal. And when you add in heroin and methamphetamine to something that we are already accustomed to, like alcohol or caffeine, it's like, are we, you know, why are these the same things? Like, why don't you just individually say fentanyl is unbelievably bad for you? Marijuana, not so much. Let's figure out which ones are okay and which ones are not. Instead of just saying drugs 100%, I.