 7.19 p.m., Pershing Park, Washington, D.C., and check him out because, Sabin, I just can't. It's one thing for me to have interviewed you in the past and to look at the photographs and check out your website, but it's quite another thing altogether to see it in person. It is overwhelming. You captured what those people experienced during World War I so perfectly. God bless you, and thank you for what you've done.