 kind of a way to save the farm as much as I could. But then up to Mayo's and what's gone on there, and then down to Eastley, which I own, it just is one of those things that we think about. But you had the farm. I didn't have the farm. You had the farm, and it stayed in the family. Matter of fact, it's been 100 years. How long has it been in the family? 116, I think, or something of that nature. He started renting. My great-grandfather started renting it in 1908, and they bought it in 1913.