 those comedians back in those days who was, you know, he was always an out-of-the-box thinker and more of a, I guess, more of an offbeat way of approaching stand-up. And, you know, stand-up at the time in the 80s, there was a little bit more of a down-the-middle approach to it. People would put on a suit and go out and do stand-up. But he was a young guy who was just completely outrageous, nothing like I'd ever seen before, and from my hometown. So it was very inspiring when he went off to Saturday Night Live. And we became friends...