 And I did. There were only seven lawyers in the White House Counsel's Office in Reagan term two, and that was the greatest little law firm in the world with the most interesting things. I didn't do any of the interesting things. We had some very smart lawyers in the White House at that time, including a guy named Roberts who would go on to be the Chief Justice. I did stuff like protecting the presidential seal. But after that, I went over to the National Endowment for the Humanities and then the Office of Personal Management as their general counsel.