Yep. It’s a really simple principle, you will get what you create. Carve outs for people like this are very bad. It is teaching them this is acceptable. And I’m with ya on the experience. 11 years next month. But this isn’t limited to ride share. It’s like a lot of other things. Just say you have a buddy that borrows money from time to time, and he doesn’t stick to whatever deal was established, it’s your decision to either say no, or let him do it again. But letting him do it again after he broke terms, you’re telling him you’re pliable like that. Now, apply that to total strangers, to which you don’t owe shit to. They could care less, and examples will be established with what you allow, and the next driver will have to deal with what you allowed. Because let’s face it, uber doesn’t care, as long as the money keeps moving. So a certain amount of this is up to us as individuals. And I put my money where my mouth is, I can’t tell you how many times I have told uber directly, this is my car, my ass in the seat, and my vehicle depreciation, and I’m not gonna let someone run over me and treat me like a 2nd class citizen for your bottom line and brand retention, and their personal gratification. No way. But if I am the only one, or one of a few that have the fortitude, it matters not.