 And I saw the impact it had on him. It had a very, very negative impact. Bryson wants to be liked. He wants to be loved. He misses the limelight. He misses the spotlight. So if you put him back in that arena, which is what happened at Valhalla and then at Pioneer, I think you see the best of Bryson come out. And that's not to say that maybe something happens in the future and we get to decide that maybe you don't appreciate it anymore. But I don't know if that's bad either because I think emotion is a big part of the game. It's the best.