Because he wanted to really

talk more about the working conditions and, like, you know, the struggle for the proletariat, you know, of the proletariat, so to speak.

But in reality, what people cared about was, oh my God, there's something wrong with our food, right? And he had said that he visited the meat packing facilities in Chicago and all this stuff.

And he had found all these abuses.

And in reality, he lied.

He visited like one time on a guided tour.

And then he spoke to two people who talked to two other people, right? One of those things.

Oh, no, no, if it's If the reason they can give, if the rationale they can give for restricting output and making things more expensive is because we want to maintain minimum standards of quality for the public, well, then they're the good guys.