 And that has been a pleasure. And, you know, he's actually so traumatized by his boarding school past, like so many of us, that he's more or less decided with, I think, a psychological therapist as a partner now in life. He's going to write his memoirs of what it was like boarding at rugby school and what he called this morning the last hurrah of the old lawlessness, a well-described, well-chosen turn of phrase. But, you know...