 I just, I went nuts. And then I walked up to the drummer and I did the same thing because that's how I communicate. And the drummer I'd known for 15 years at that point. A couple of days later, he still wouldn't even look me in the eye. So I walked up because he's like a brother to me. And I said, no, Boone, what's wrong? And he said, man, you really hurt my heart the way you talked to me after that show. And I realized in that moment that the way I communicate would never work for him that way. So I had to really, oh, we'll get him tomorrow. Like today doesn't define anything. We'll get him tomorrow. Toughest lesson I ever had to learn in leadership. Toughest lesson I ever had to learn in the road.