 Maybe he decided he had enough money. That's right. And he did. And he was offered a lot of money after that to run a closed-end fund, as a matter of fact, for $15 million a year. Now, this was in the 80s. Keep in mind. They offered him $15 million a year. He turned it down. Wow. So he obviously had a good bit of money stockpiled, or more than what he thought he needed, I'm guessing. Anyhow, he tells you how to pick great stocks, which is what he was known for in the 80s and 90s, is picking outstanding stocks.