 photographer Jules Abarth, he's literally sitting across where you are now and he saw it and he heard the whistle and he put his tray down and he got up and he walked out. Not a word spoken. What? Yeah. So we had to negotiate. Not only did we have to negotiate, but we also had to load all the equipment into the back end of the trucks because they literally walked off without, yeah. Day five, Jules was about to fly back to LA. So what is this negotiation like? It's pretty short. They slip you a piece of paper and they say, this is what we want and you read it, you scribble back and then you agree. And what's on it? Give people a window on the things on this list. Is it like bathroom breaks? It's a short window with only a dollar sign on it. And they said they take the money and put it in their pension fund, which is fantastic. I hope they use it well.