 And I think you bring up that prep, which was done in a very traditional fashion. He went to Camp David outside of Washington, D.C., hold up with his policy advisers, as we understand, and did mock debates to sort of figure out how this might go, as is customary with a lot of political candidates, candidates for president. And even still, he missed all of these opportunities to sort of underline major points of his policies or to push back on former President Trump or to try to agitate him, as many people thought that he would.