The idea that man lives by bread alone. Well, that isn't how it works. And I have certainly seen that in my clinical practice. I've had clients, especially addicts. If you gave them money, they would die. And the reason for that, like one guy that I remember in particular, I liked him quite a bit. It had a bad cocaine problem. And as long as he was flat broke, he wasn't dead. But as soon as his disability, as soon as his disability check came in, he was faced down in the ditch three days later. So well, and you think, well, maybe that's a consequence of his overwhelming poverty, et cetera. You could come up with some social reason for that path that he took. But it wasn't by any stretch of the imagination, that simple. It's like people need purpose more than money, even. I mean, obviously, we don't want people starving. And actually, we're doing a pretty good job of solving that problem worldwide. You know, the UN projects that there won't be anyone in absolute poverty by the year 2030.