 And that experience for Eisenhower was very formative. It took them about two months to get across the country. They were pulling trucks through the mud. They lost a lot of vehicles. And Eisenhower would later credit that experience with helping to inspire the interstate system that he signed into law. So if I'm driving on I-65 in Indiana or I-74 or whatever in my home state, I can credit the Lincoln Highway in some indirect way for that experience. Absolutely.