 And soon after that, there's, of course, the Boston Tea Party, and it's then that John Adams says to her, look, you've got to write about this. And she says, well, and it's just typical of her. I'm a woman, and something's dangerous, and you've got to write about it. And finally she does. She writes a very, in those days, funny poem about the nymphs who are now looking at Boston Harbor, and what are they finding in there? They're finding Souchong and Oolong tea in the water. Okay.