 because their last name isn't James. Call it for what it is. I understand it's a chance to make history. We've seen a lot of sons of legendary players play in the NBA, but never obviously at the same time and much less on the same team. It's a publicity stunt. Look, I had a friend that was the announcer for Sierra Canyon a couple years ago. I asked him about Bronny James. He says, look, at best he's the fourth-plus player in the team. He averaged eight points a game as a junior. I mean, the numbers don't – I mean, I watched the game yesterday. Did you watch this game yesterday?