>> not to mention it doesn't fully address the issue who qualifies as somebody aided and abetted, right? we know -- under that umbrella of people are protected but part of the issue is anyone who under this very vague description of what it means to aid and abet could be swept under in this dragnet and be personally sued but, you know, one of the other issues as you know, jeff, is the idea here that this creates a blueprint for other states and the supreme court must know that other states are going to follow along now that they know how to essentially do judicial review. at some point, the supreme court has to adjust this issue in a die reck direct way given that a blueprint is created. >> absolutely. florida, nebraska, states said they are looking into copying this bounty hunter model that the texas has come up with. laura, you know, i'm thinking back to law school. law students hate -- many law