A
-- people would probably be, you know, spending more money using their credit cards.
B
Right.
A
Now, I don't know if that's true or not, but if you look on all interest things, not just credit cards, but on your cars and, you know, a-, any kind of interest that you're paying, from a personal point of view, that might make certain sense in stimulating consumer purchasers.
B
Sure.
A
So that's a lot of the games that politicians play on where they want to go, you know, tax things that they don't, you know, to a degree, well, like booze, you know, example, they keep raising the taxes on booze, it gets to the point, you know, it makes drunks sober, you know. They quit buying it.
B
Well, what, what about the taxes on cigarettes?