 bumper stickers, and we got people coming in that changed this place for the worse. In the 80s, it was still, to me, again, I wasn't super politically active at that point, but when I moved here in the early 80s, it still seemed very red, very conservative, and I don't think Denver had turned yet, you know, the inner part, the city part of Denver. Well, my second boss was Jack Wogan, who was the Denver County Republican Chairman. Okay. And so through him, I met Bill Daniels, worked for