 And he starts organizing. It's 80% black women, this union. He's a white guy, former ex-Klansman. And he's organizing the union. He says, I'm going to run for office. And he gets up to talk to his women. And they say, you know who I am. You know my record. I'm C.P. Ellis. The company sent you out stuffing me in a hood and all that. We know who you are. Sit down. We don't want to hear anymore. Sit down. I expect to lose. And that's when he starts sobbing about it. They elected me four to one.