 Everybody wants to do that in life. There's nobody who's ever like, you know what, every decision that I've ever made is perfect. I've never done anything wrong. That's the way that we require much of public conversation in this country to take place. So anyway, I'm just saying, imagine if you normalized acknowledging when you screwed up in an honest way and just moved on. I think what you would find is people actually trust you more instead of the reverse, which is you're like, oh, nobody's ever going to trust me anymore. They actually trust you more because they say, you know what, nobody's perfect.