 Well, I find it interesting. So again, as a political scientist, I look at the historical aspect to the conventions. And it used to be that most people didn't really have a say in who their nominees were. The party bosses at the conventions got behind the scenes and they decided who the candidates were. And it used to be that the vice presidential pick was very important because it could win you the Midwest or it could win you the South. I think the times have changed so much. Now it's all