 They do pay him, but it's not really working out in the way he anticipated. He's not really a success in business. And finally, by the end of the century, he recognizes this and steps down. And in a remarkable letter, his son, Willis, writes to Fannie and says, Well, I think I've discovered what you've known all the way along. Our man cannot be successful in everything. The problem is he's always looking out for the other fellow instead of for himself.