 He would always ask me, oh, how's your health? How are you doing? Because at the time, he was in his 70s and getting into his 80s. He lived into his early 90s, and he was experiencing the kind of health problems that you have when you get to that age. So he was always concerned about his grandsons and what was going on with us. And I remember that to this day. He said that to me. He said, money doesn't mean a damn thing if you don't have your health.