 When Sabin and his group of friends sort of approached me about it, it made me think of that. And then they showed me a sort of a maquette or, you know, a smaller version of what the war was going to be. And it just took my breath away. I also have a—I was a young man. I was a young boy, actually. I was about maybe 11 or 12. But I met a man who actually served in World War I. And he told me stories of when they would get the order to go over the top and—