 But in the interest of candor, once in a while, maybe once every 20, 30 speeches, you're telling a story and you forget what the general point is. I have a couple fallbacks, too. Everyone, if you're a public speaker, you know what I'm talking about. There's a couple of things I can go back to, and I'll find myself eventually. I'm not trying to sound like a know-it-all, but you do enough public speaking, you generally stay on track. But once in a while, you're telling a story that you think is really funny or interesting, and the audience is responding great to it, and you just forgot how you got into it.