 It's true. It makes a lot of sense. I just wanted to pivot a little bit just because we're on the Carney, what would you say, bandwagon here for a minute. He was in the Honeymooners, as we know, in the 50s and 60s with Gleason. Gleason did not like to rehearse. We all heard that. He would come on the stage the day of the show. And he wanted to be spontaneous in some form of improv, early days, let's just call it, where there were surprises from him, mistakes from him. But Carney had to react and the cast did. I don't...