 late, you know, 1950s, early 1960s. Let's look at what's happening economically. At that time, the average CEO made, I think it was, I don't have to figure, like something like 21 times the amount of the average worker. So you could join a country club and have a boat, maybe a second house. You could do very well. You could live very well as a CEO. And, you know, the workforce, you know, maybe there were unions and people could, you know, families could survive on a single salary. And