 to the farm, go back to Iowa. And it's because when you make mistakes like that, then maybe someone else should do that work. You're not the person anymore to solve the situation. And I'm not a person to talk about you behind your back. But I want to say it to you. I respect that. I really do. But I want to tell you what I learned from my father in Iowa was when things happen on your watch, you have to own them. And you have to take responsibility to fix them.