 I was kind of like them. I was the working stiff that went out there and grinded it out every day, tried to be as good as I could be. You know, it's interesting. Sitting here in San Francisco, I've been down at spring training, and you always see Willie Mays in the clubhouse at spring training. And I suppose for Detroit, it's more Al Kaline. Tell me a little bit about him and your interactions with him over the years. Well, Al was, you know, he was a guy that when I got there, everybody knew who he was already because he was a Hall of Famer and one of the great Tiger players of all time and