 But the one thing I do know about being a general manager, and I've got a lot of friends who do it, you've got to have some sort of relationship with the owner that's comfortable. You have to trust the owner. You've got to be able to read your owner's temperament. Sometimes the owner has kids in the building. Sometimes the owner can be, like Jimmer, say, in Indianapolis, a little impulsive. Sometimes, almost all the time, the owner thinks he knows more about football than he does.