 Yes, it's substance. You got to have some substance and depth. And you got to have guys that fit your scheme and fit what you do. A lot of times when you go out and get those splash players, you have to readjust. You have to do things that you normally wouldn't do. And so that breaks up chemistry. That breaks up other guys that were already starting to blossom in their roles and get better and expecting the next year for their roles to expand a little bit. But then you bring in a big-name guy, a top-notch guy, and that role shrinks again.