 Yeah. So they point out in the Times that he wasn't really unknown a few months before his emergence as a full-fledged star. He was barely in the business. He was working as an accountant in Chicago. And he and a buddy made some comic tapes. Not the funniest profession. No, certainly not. And they made some comedic tapes of the style that you know from that Bob Newhart album, if you've heard it before. And they were trying to sell the bits to radio stations in the area and sold a few of them and all. But...