 Yeah, I mean, he's an incredible person. I think I've read every book he's ever done. He was so far ahead of his time. When Common Sense of Mutual Funds came out, there were no ETFs. There was no tax. All this stuff that's commonplace today, no one had heard of any of it. And what he was saying was really, really radical. And a lot of people in the industry really didn't like him because of it. And you throw in his cantankerous personality. He was kind of known for rubbing people the wrong way. He was quite the figure.