And so running for this office, as opposed to a local office means you've got to go to Mojave, you've got to go to Navajo, you've got to go. And I was going to point out, Running for Congress, you raise one and a half, $2 million, something like that, by asking people for money. That's usually the biggest hurdle that people face, is they don't want to. It's so awkward, right? I don't want to ask and so on. But that, beyond that, it's the scrutiny. (32:59–33:05)
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