 correct for him, but it's kind of like that. He wants to get somebody out there to make a radical statement. He gets John Hancock to deliver the sermon about the Boston Massacre that year. And he winds up, John says, well, I'm not really good at, he says, don't worry about it, I'll write it for you. But everybody will think you said it. He does that kind of stuff. He likes to be the motivator behind the scenes. That's why he put himself out there completely. That's fascinating because there's always those people like, hey, you do it.