 Stryker asked for a raise. He hadn't gotten one since 34. And the miser of Motown promptly fired Stryker. Because by that point, the Lone Ranger had been on the air for, you know, six, seven years. They had the blueprint. They had the kind of story arc to follow. They had Stryker's notes on how the Ranger, you know, should conduct themselves at all times.