 Yeah, they saw him as sort of this like backwoodsman's philosopher. You know, he didn't wear a wig in Paris in 1776 when he moved there. And this was a great scandal because everyone wore a wig. But he just wore this fur cap, Martin fur cap, which he had picked up on an expedition to Canada. And they saw him as, today we call him Crunchy, this crunchy philosopher. He was so simple. And he was probably charming to the French, I would think.