 I've seen that look, and yes, yes, he probably did. Anyway, so my son does leave and goes to the other room, and I said, come on, dude. Don't do the sales pitch in front of my son. I'm the one with the insurance. I'm paying the bill. I'm the one that's got to make a decision. Don't explain to him how this one is so much better and less painful, and then tell me what the bill is, because it was $3,000 out of pocket more for that one. And then I've got to go tell him, no, we're going to do the other one. That's not cool.