 people by black singers and dancers. It kind of played to that European stereotype of the noble savage, for want of a better expression. And Josephine knew exactly what she was doing. She played up to that because, you know, she had a career to forge. And, you know, Josephine brought up in really, really tough times in St. Louis, you know, during the race riots and all the rest of it. So Josephine was tough. She was a street fighter. She knew what she wanted and she knew how to go and get it. And in Paris and across Europe, she was given that chance.