 But I understand both sides. Klay's side, he gave so much to this team. Everything. Four titles, battling back from two major injuries. Missed two full seasons back-to-back with his ACL and his torn Achilles. But then at the end of the day, on the Warriors' side, this is a business. And those injuries work against him, too. And he wasn't playing up to the Klay numbers of the past before both of those injuries. And they weren't willing to give him a thanks-for-what-you-did-for-us contract. Right. Like we saw...