 Well, when Tommy Armour got sold, the company I was working for was a Canadian company called Gen X Sports, owned it. They sold it to Huffy. And when that happened in 1999, all of us, not necessarily were getting displaced, but were not real happy. I wasn't moving to Ohio. I wasn't moving to Dayton. I wasn't going to go work for a bicycle company. And I wasn't particularly a fan of the gentleman who, I don't need to mention, who was running it.