 Like, one time my family left me behind. I was like, hello, hello, hey. They were already down the corridor. Nobody turned back. I was like, well, they don't care. They have their passport scrappier and more independent. That's right. I remember when I stopped getting stopped and getting suspicious. And you're like, what the heck? Well, I didn't have my insurance driving to the interstate at 3 in the morning because I couldn't sleep, listening to music, doing 40 miles an hour. The policeman pulls me over. I couldn't find my insurance. And I said, but I have insurance. He said, I believe you, Mr. Mosley. And I went.