 And we didn't have that. That is why I attribute my parents to whom I attribute having a happy childhood. And I had—I know it's going to seem morose, and if you read this book especially, I try to point out that I was having a great time while all of this other stuff was going on. You were being a kid. You were also being a kid. I got to be a kid. I got to—every now and then I'd get to the front of the roller coaster line after two hours, and the bar wouldn't close, and that was horrifying and humiliating and terrible.