There's a huge emphasis in the Sikh community on service and action. They believe that service to others, and that's not just people of their own faith, but service to humanity, to everybody, is what kills ego. And then by doing this, whether it's distributing free food, they actually believe in three different types of service. There's tan, man, and dan, which is physical service, mental service, and material service. But at the end of the day, Sikhs are optimistic, they're resilient, and they're all about helping other people to lead better lives and to have more social justice on earth, as much as they can muster up in their lifetimes. And justice, that's the whole concept, really, of Sikhism in terms of their outward life, that justice trumps any type of subjective code, any moral code. So they'd be big fans of Gandhi, of Martin Luther King, of civil disobedience.