 It was amazing, man. I mean, I was really humbled that he would, first of all, call us. We're in a place that disenfranchised. Charlie has pushed aside a place where people can't read, write, do math. Quite frankly, a place that had been a democratic stronghold for six decades. And for him to be willing to come and to listen, to do a roundtable, you had veterans there, entrepreneurs, preachers, teachers. You had drug dealers there.