surrounding states, you know, iowa, kentucky -- david: oh, my gosh, actually, we have a graphic -- >> it's a great solution. david: have it melt away into the adjoining states. >> he leaves carveouts named for rahm emanuel. [laughter] i think he envisions a country where he could be -- anyway, great column. david: our sympathies, by the way, to the taxpayers in illinois. they are suffering. dan? >> a hit for march i -- mary ja, also known as marijuana. the highway lost data institute has been looking into it, and they have studied the states of washington, colorado and oregon where marijuana has been legalized to see what the collision rates look like. well, they've gone up about 3% compared to states without marijuana. so i think the lesson here is high on the highway, david, does not work. david: yeah. intoxication, no matter how you cut it, doesn't work when you're driving. that's it for this week's show.