 I don't even think you could say that stuff today. You'd get canceled the way he was going. But I thought that was a great way of a head umpire letting a manager get it out, going chest to chest with him, telling him what the real was. He's like, you know our ass is in a sling. You know our ass is in a sling. We have to throw him out. We can't. And then once he got it out, he goes, okay, good. You got it out? You got it out? I'm with Martin on that. That I do miss because to me that was a part of baseball.