School in Atlanta, a professor, inflating grades at an HBCU that's a historically black college or university, and it's interesting. I saw a poll this week that said 52 percent of blacks now believe that affirmative action in admissions in college is out of line. They don't like it, which I think is an interesting new trend. Yeah, it's not surprising. Although this is not a historically black college problem, this is a higher education problem, and in fact a secondary schooling problem, great inflation. But in college, there's a financial incentive for this to be going on. Number one, if you're an easy grade as a professor, you get better reviews. And if you get better reviews, you get more students.