 and did he have people working with him? Did he have a crew he was supervising? And were they like normal painters are, where they showed up at 6 in the morning, hungover? First they met at the bar for shots and beer at 5.36, and then they hit the job at about 8, and then knocked off for beer and shots at 2, and then went back and painted until maybe 4.30 and then went home. I know this because I've been on three painting crews in my life. I wonder...