They never stopped all that cattle and that bacon and that grain and all that stuff coming over to Great Britain. They're still using Ireland and starving to death as their personal supermarket. And I think that really is going to be kind of the taste left over in the Irish independence movement because that's, I think, the long-term effect. The Irish aren't going to be free for quite some time. But it really starts to allow the Irish to have some self-examination about the relationship with Great Britain. And it begins the beginnings of really an Irish resistance movement that's going to eventually try to break away from Great Britain. So that's the Irish potato famine.