But having said that, we've already established the double-dipping, the chart you've provided us, which, if we're looking at the example of a $200 million loan.... Now, I've got good credit, but I don't think anybody is about to give me that much. It would be a significant corporation that would borrow $200 million. We've established that in this example there's nothing wrong with what they've done here. They can deduct the interest twice. So if we were to change that rule, it doesn't take a lot of deductive reasoning to determine that we're going to bring in an awful lot more money.