 And that was the Holmes Library at the Library of Congress. Jeff Rosen, you and I were reading names off that list, weren't we? So exciting to see. 1933, two years before he dies, he's still learning and growing. That's the most impressive and inspiring thing about him. He would have his clerks read to him. He'd have to choose between murder mysteries like Agatha Christie and things that would improve his mind like Aristotle. And sometimes he'd say, oh, let's just have a little murder. I mean, he...