I don't think we have the answer in general. To the extent that social costs do exist, they do have an impact. But I think that impact must be based on sound and empirical fact and methodology and not on guesses or some kind of an ideological stance. We did look at some of the social aspects of gaming in Missouri. Criminal activity, as was mentioned earlier.
Infrastructure needs for the support of venues is entirely done by the venue.
That is, the venue commits to making the appropriate infrastructure and putting it in place before they come in. That's part of their package. It's not part of the package for the home dock city. No, we did not. Public subsidies would be another aspect of the social cost.