 He would bring home the six-pack. That holds the car up while you're underneath it. The bottle. It makes it easy when you hit your finger the wrong way and you get credible on it. It makes it easier when you change the oil. But he used to tune the car up, and afterwards he'd say, go ahead, Kevin, see if you can pull out in the road, the neighborhood, the roads you shouldn't be drag racing on, and see if you can leave rubber. Well, the station wagon just wouldn't leave rubber. It didn't have enough power on its engine. It was heavy.