 And they would walk a certain way, and they called it their stroll. And everybody tried to have a different stroll than the other. And I asked one, I said, why do y'all do that? And he says, well, we take back ours. And the way we identify ourselves is by our stroll. That's kind of crazy. You got to do what you got to do, I suppose. You got to do what you got to do. And the ones that joined the Army, the ones that were for my dad, that didn't become drug addicts and dope addicts and already died, the ones that joined the military have done well. One made a doctor.