Gas stations seem less inherently fed-connected to me than banks. But you said the new system where money is backed by oil is more about people with guns than when it was backed by gold, because oil has the authorities involved in every transaction and gold doesn't. I don't get what you were saying there. Biodiesel manufacturers who buy corn and sell diesel probably don't need guns or cops very often compared to a bank's gold shipments, but you're saying you see an opposite dynamic in some way right?