which I think the threat of doing something with Indonesia is nuts just because of distance and because Indonesia has its own problems to worry about. And I think, so I think, and I think that this floating city, forest city, that's what they called it, forest city, 700,000 people on floor, floating platforms in wetland, in an internationally protected wetland. It's a disaster. And so that's what led to the new joint effort on environment and sustainability, which is Malaysia never should have allowed it to happen. But the national government defers on land use issues to the state. And the Sultan of Jehor is one of the major investors in this ridiculous gigantic new city. And he was in it for the money. And it was his land. And because it was, he owned this speck of island, he didn't need to get any permissions to build. And the Chinese developer was happy to fill. And so they filled everything. And it killed all the fishing industry up and down the strait. And they went, oh, this is a mistake. And they had to dig it out. And they had to re-go back and they did this through court action because Singapore brought suit against Malaysia. And the Malaysian government sheepishly said, well, it was the state. We didn't know what they were doing. And this project is the largest planned community by a Chinese developer outside of China. And it's a gated community for Chinese. But it's going to use all the water and all the services and everything else from Johor. I mean, there's so many things around it, which is