 And one felt that he actually liked the world he lived in, that he actually was at ease with modern Britain. And it's a lot harder than you think for politicians to be at ease with the country that they're leading, the country they're competing in. There's often a desire to change things, which then makes you feel a bit fractious, a bit angry, a bit pushy. And actually, Tony just had a great ease, a great charm, a good sense of humor. The other dimension, obviously, of that government was Gordon Brown, who had...