Board wants Monifa to step down

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

How about allowing teachers to enforce deadlines? That is something the Super can control. How about not protecting serial sexual harassers? That is something the Super can control. How about getting an appropriate reading curriculum? That is something the Super can control.

Teachers can enforce deadlines. My kids have plenty of teachers doing exactly that. You many need to speak to your child’s teachers/APs and Principal. Umm what Super do you think has been ushering in the Science of Reading, added in RGR and Dibels???

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

You keep putting the focus on holding people wanting Monifa to prevent bad things from happening. No, that's obviously not realistic.

Again, she's being judged for how she responds, or fails to respond to things, as they happen. Since you picked the antiracism audit, let's dig into that.

Even the black community, who is arguably the stakeholder group most invested and engaged in this work, was wildly underwhelmed with the audit and its action plan. The audit itself was not groundbreaking. It confirmed what most already knew, but fine. We had fresh numbers to put against those assumptions. Where Monifa really flopped was in the antiracist action plan, which was SUPPOSED to transform MCPS. Though into what and how remained unclear.

LINK: https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/antiracist/action-plan/

This document, which is written in vague, bureaucratic ed-speak. The average black parent today has no idea how the antiracism audit and action plan are improving things for their kids today or tomorrow. The most optimistic view is that once all of these policy reviews, committees and workgroups complete their work that something good will come of it. But what that specifically will be and when it will be done is unclear. The more realistic or pessimistic view is that this was a massive waste of time, money and energy and nothing meaningful will come from all this work.

So once again, Monifa's failure to connect her actions with impact, even in an area where she has support such as antiracism, is another example of her failed leadership. Ask any black parent how they feel about the antircaism audit and action plan and I guarantee you you'll get eye rolls and deep sighs.

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

Do you really not understand why kids continue to behave so badly? It's because there are zero consequences.

Do you have teenagers? I swear the people who come up with shLt like RJ have absolutely no clue about how teenagers minds work.

It starts from the top. She sets the tone for the entire school district. Teachers are the ones down in the trenches, and they had lost confidence in her a while ago.

There have been more and more negative news surrounding MCPS since she's taken over. It's time to get someone new in.

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Is a black woman's attempt at protecting a black man who is sexually harrassing women, some who may be black, her version of "anti-racist"?

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

Do you really not understand why kids continue to behave so badly? It's because there are zero consequences.

Do you have teenagers? I swear the people who come up with shLt like RJ have absolutely no clue about how teenagers minds work.

It starts from the top. She sets the tone for the entire school district. Teachers are the ones down in the trenches, and they had lost confidence in her a while ago.

There have been more and more negative news surrounding MCPS since she's taken over. It's time to get someone new in.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

How about allowing teachers to enforce deadlines? That is something the Super can control. How about not protecting serial sexual harassers? That is something the Super can control. How about getting an appropriate reading curriculum? That is something the Super can control.

Teachers can enforce deadlines. My kids have plenty of teachers doing exactly that. You many need to speak to your child’s teachers/APs and Principal. Umm what Super do you think has been ushering in the Science of Reading, added in RGR and Dibels???

I'm not my principal's or my teacher's boss. I can't force them to enforce deadlines. The Super can do that.

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

She and the school district are 100% responsible for responding to guns being brought to school and drug use happening on campus. Who else would you want to solve this problem for her or the district???

Doesn't she have budget for safety and security? Isn't she responsible for the strength and health of the system's partnership with MCPD? What are you people talking about?

Who else, if not the superintendent of MCPS, should be leading the charge on dealing with these serious issues that are happening within the walls of MCPS buildings? Should we turn to the Wizard of Oz instead?

You should turn to the Wizard of Oz if you believe there is some sweeping change that can be implemented immediately to deal with guns and drugs. SROs were eliminated by the council. The school has put in CEOs in some form to address concern. Weapon detectors would be huge expensive to implement at just the HS and the entire county is not on board with the idea. Additional cameras are going into schools even at the ES level. Guns and drugs and part of American society so will show up in schools and I doubt parents are going to sign off on every kid being frisked going into and out of every door of the school and having their id scan and matched to them upon entry.

So please tell us about how she is suppose to respond and what she is suppose to do to make sweeping changes that would then have everyone cheering.

And I would say the same regardless of who was Super.

Some of ya’ll are delusional. Meanwhile here in the real world folks still manage to or try to smuggle things on planes where there are armed guards, drug and bomb sniffing dogs, and billions of dollars worth of technology and security personnel around.

So you expect us to do Monifa's job for her? What is the purpose behind her title and $300k+ salary if parents are supposed to give her the solutions of expecting her and her team of school safety professionals to develop and implement plans?

You act like she is helpless. Meanwhile, other superintendents, like neighboring Prince George's County Public Schools Superintendent Millard House are doing the things that you say are impossible.

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/maryland/weapons-detectors-phased-prince-georges-county-public-schools/65-c304668d-2564-4550-bc5b-fe10574157c6

https://wjla.com/news/local/town-hall-prince-georges-county-public-schools-millard-house-safety-plan-metal-detectors-shooting-students-dead-parents-questions-concerns-gun-violence-juvenile-crime-clear-backpacks-school-district

https://wtop.com/prince-georges-county/2023/12/prince-georges-county-superintendent-touts-early-action-next-steps-in-90-day-report/

This man is moving budgets, shifting priorities, coming up with solutions and making it clear that he is prioritizing safety and security in his schools and speaking publicly and clearing to his community about these things. He's not folding his hands and saying, "But it's a national problem and there's nothing I can do about it."

Your defense of McKnight is weak and impotent. Give it up.

Let's hire that dude.

Too much man for MCPS and it's whiny culture. Too concerned with optics vs reality. Dr. McKnight did this to herself and has no one else to blame. The Board should suck it up and ask Jerry Weast to come in on an interim basis. Who knew he'd be so difficult to replace.

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

She and the school district are 100% responsible for responding to guns being brought to school and drug use happening on campus. Who else would you want to solve this problem for her or the district???

Doesn't she have budget for safety and security? Isn't she responsible for the strength and health of the system's partnership with MCPD? What are you people talking about?

Who else, if not the superintendent of MCPS, should be leading the charge on dealing with these serious issues that are happening within the walls of MCPS buildings? Should we turn to the Wizard of Oz instead?

You should turn to the Wizard of Oz if you believe there is some sweeping change that can be implemented immediately to deal with guns and drugs. SROs were eliminated by the council. The school has put in CEOs in some form to address concern. Weapon detectors would be huge expensive to implement at just the HS and the entire county is not on board with the idea. Additional cameras are going into schools even at the ES level. Guns and drugs and part of American society so will show up in schools and I doubt parents are going to sign off on every kid being frisked going into and out of every door of the school and having their id scan and matched to them upon entry.

So please tell us about how she is suppose to respond and what she is suppose to do to make sweeping changes that would then have everyone cheering.

And I would say the same regardless of who was Super.

Some of ya’ll are delusional. Meanwhile here in the real world folks still manage to or try to smuggle things on planes where there are armed guards, drug and bomb sniffing dogs, and billions of dollars worth of technology and security personnel around.

So you expect us to do Monifa's job for her? What is the purpose behind her title and $300k+ salary if parents are supposed to give her the solutions of expecting her and her team of school safety professionals to develop and implement plans?

You act like she is helpless. Meanwhile, other superintendents, like neighboring Prince George's County Public Schools Superintendent Millard House are doing the things that you say are impossible.

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/maryland/weapons-detectors-phased-prince-georges-county-public-schools/65-c304668d-2564-4550-bc5b-fe10574157c6

https://wjla.com/news/local/town-hall-prince-georges-county-public-schools-millard-house-safety-plan-metal-detectors-shooting-students-dead-parents-questions-concerns-gun-violence-juvenile-crime-clear-backpacks-school-district

https://wtop.com/prince-georges-county/2023/12/prince-georges-county-superintendent-touts-early-action-next-steps-in-90-day-report/

This man is moving budgets, shifting priorities, coming up with solutions and making it clear that he is prioritizing safety and security in his schools and speaking publicly and clearing to his community about these things. He's not folding his hands and saying, "But it's a national problem and there's nothing I can do about it."

Your defense of McKnight is weak and impotent. Give it up.

Let's hire that dude.

And what has all of this actually done??? Meanwhile LAUSD who has had them for years aid reevaluating in favor of mental health supports and community partnerships. DC did clear book bags and metal detectors back in the 90s and early 2000s. This isn’t the panacea you believe it is. But I forgot, DCUM likes performative action that makes them feel good not real solutions.

Let's look at what life in LAUSD is like post-removal of metal detectors.

Oh, look! Multiple stabbing incidents:

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/5-teens-sought-in-connection-with-stabbing-of-16-year-old-at-valley-glen-high-school/3241504/

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/kcal-investigates-stabbing-that-went-unreported-for-hoursraises-concerns-about-school-safety/

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/bell-gardens-high-school-social-media-threat-arrests/3118211/

Doesn't look like the alternative is producing better results.

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https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/01/23/can-the-school-board-fire-mcknight/

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Anonymous wrote:https://montgomeryperspective.com/2024/01/23/can-the-school-board-fire-mcknight/

That refutes the moron who got high on West Wing and said "the superintendent serves at the pleasure of the Board".

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Why the fuss about weapons detectors? My DS’s DCPS middle school has better security than TSA. It keeps everyone safe.

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Anonymous wrote:The board also needs to go as they are equally responsible.

Yes, they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system!

Not according to the far-right tin foil hat crowd

It's so awesome that all metrics of performance has gone down; the teachers voted no confidence for the superintendent; the budget is out of control; 500% increase in legal fees; guns being brought to school; overdoses...

So winning!

I'm happy to find fault with the superintendent for things which are under the superintendent's control. These aren't that.

First of all, you stated "they're equally responsible for running an awesome school system" -- how is the school system so awesome when we have guns being brought to school and overdoses happening on school grounds, not to mention all the vaping in the bathrooms.

Secondly, if the superintendent is not responsible for the safety of the schools, then who is?

Shall we just throw our hands up in the air, claiming "it's too hard, so why bother? Let's just slap the RJ label on every issue and call it a day"? Gosh, what an awesome school system that is.

No one is advocating throwing hands up. But there does need to be some realism and rational thinking applied to all situations. Believing that the Superintendent can snap their fingers and make every bad thing happening better is magical thinking. There are a variety of issues happening with a lot of variables at play. Everyone must acknowledge how much of society’s problems we expect to be serviced or resolved in schools.

For example let’s just take behavior. We’ve got overcrowded classrooms, pandemic mental health, normal mental health, different age ranges from pre-K thru 12, IDEA mandates, bias, etc etc. No one thing is going to solve the issue because it’s not just one thing. All of which require people, money, politics, consulting of policies and maybe even trying to get them changed. Meanwhile racist incidents are going up and of course those make the news. It doesn’t matter that the Super made sure the anti racist audit was complete, doesn’t matter that changes are being made to curriculums for English and SS so more topics are covered and other type books are read/available, doesn’t matter that partnership with some community organizations has increased or improved. What people are going to focus on is the fact that racist incidents are up and the county is on the news. But the Super has zero mechanisms to control for that because they don’t know who or when something racist is going to occur nor do they know who is going to call the news. They are left to deal with the emotion.

Do you really not understand why kids continue to behave so badly? It's because there are zero consequences.

Do you have teenagers? I swear the people who come up with shLt like RJ have absolutely no clue about how teenagers minds work.

It starts from the top. She sets the tone for the entire school district. Teachers are the ones down in the trenches, and they had lost confidence in her a while ago.

There have been more and more negative news surrounding MCPS since she's taken over. It's time to get someone new in.

+1

RJ works. What MCPS and most school districts do is not RJ. A bureaucracy can ruin any good idea.

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Anonymous wrote:Why the fuss about weapons detectors? My DS’s DCPS middle school has better security than TSA. It keeps everyone safe.

Because white liberals think it's racist and creates a "prison-like culture" that hurts black people. Even though that's not all or even most black parents feel. Black parents overwhelmingly want their kids to be safe. You know they don't end up shot at graduation like this student from Richmond Public Schools: https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/01/20/huguenot-high-school-graduation-shooting-report/

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious from that start that she wasn’t up to the job

She's done a fine job and this whole mess with Joel was going on for years before she was even super. You people are nuts.

She should have made the easy, obvious voice of ending the Joel mess as soon as she started. But she didn't.

I'm not saying anyone else MCPS could get could be better (who would want this job?) but she failed at the slow-pitch softball, practically a T-ball.

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious from that start that she wasn’t up to the job

She's done a fine job and this whole mess with Joel was going on for years before she was even super. You people are nuts.

She did the whole stupid Anti-Racist Audit which was a farce from the start and ended with a whole lot of nothing.