 Well, and then we had a lot of them in the 1960s. Yeah, I'm saying late 60s, early 70s. We had George Wallace shot right down the road in Laurel, Maryland. He was governor of Alabama at the time, running for president. Right, and that's what Democrats would say, that Wallace was shot and he didn't get the sympathy in order to become president of the United States. But he was a third rail candidate anyway. I mean, it was Richard Nixon's to lose at that time. He wasn't really a real presidential candidate. Yes, he was running, but he wasn't a real presidential candidate.