 But do you think, you know, because there's a lot of kids that grew up around that time when you were growing up who, you know, were raised by parents and raised in a culture to, you know, look at certain people of certain races as second-class citizens. There's no question. When I started playing, well, say, organized sports through the boys club where we were actually playing in leagues and wearing uniforms, we had a predominantly black boys club downtown. It was called the Downtown Boys Club. And they had some really terrific teams, and we were very competitive.