If we have a reason to have a minimum wage, let's say we do. And the minimum wage was $10 an hour, 10 years ago. Well, why hasn't it adjusted to the inflation rate every single year? So that the minimum wage still does exactly what the minimum wage is supposed to do. Every single year, every business can plan for their labor costs. Everybody knows that they're still going to be able to buy their two-to-two-phase, their toothbrush, pay for their rent or whatever they have to pay for. They're going to be able to pay for that. You tie everything to inflation. But it goes into why do we have inflation to begin with?