 And it wasn't. Now, when you break down the votes, I won Westchester by 18,000 votes. I lost the Bronx by 5,000. Immediately, somebody jumps to the racial explanation, and I push back. I say, look, I've never represented the Bronx. I grew up right next to it. I know the streets. I campaigned down there. But I'm an unknown person who, in 90 days, you're going to vote on one way or the other.