 Rush instructed him to show it to a handful of people, including Dr. Franklin, and then got a printer. They changed the name. Paine had originally wanted to call it Plain Truth. Rush convinced him to call it Common Sense. And in early January of 1776, it was published. No one ever could have predicted what an unbelievable publishing phenomenon it would become almost overnight. Richard Bell, as we were watching that, you started chuckling. Why?