 So everyone thinks of Daniel Faux as the guy who wrote the first novel, Robinson Crusoe, was an amazing novelist, but he was. But first and foremost, he was actually a true bread merchant in his own terms. His father was a merchant, dealed in tobacco, wine, beer, hosiery, and he followed in those footsteps, and he should have been very comfortable. His father left him a nice sum of money. He married a very hot 19-year-old and came with a dowry of £500,000. Thank you very much.