 And the thing about Washington that was so amazing, and I write about this in the book, is he had this level of what we call disinterestedness, which is a very 18th century enlightenment word. But it means that he was never doing these things for himself. He was doing it because he believed that his life and his actions were part of something bigger than himself. And yet today, I mean, I know I feel like I'm bashing the kiddos, but Bill, it's not just the kids. It's not just the kids. No, right.