But for me, Endeavor represents the greatest opportunity for me to give back along those lines of creating opportunity for other people. I’m extremely blessed in my life. I was born not only into a wealthy family, but into an honorable family. And that's a unique thing. Not many people get to have those two things. And many people don't even get one of those things. So I have both of those things. And for me, that meant that it was my responsibility to try and create opportunity for people who were not so blessed. That's always been important to me. And when I was introduced to Endeavor by Alex, and the more I got to learn about it, the more it fit with my own personal convictions. And I said at the board meeting yesterday, "I'm extremely proud to be an American." I recognize that that's not as popular to say as it was 5 or 10 years ago, but I am extremely proud to be an American because with all of the mistakes that I think we've made over the past many years, but most particularly in the last 5 years, it's still, in so many ways, the greatest country on earth. It has the most freedoms, it has the greatest rule of law. And it has something fundamentally critical to what we do. And other people have talked about it, particularly at the board meeting. It's really the only nation in the world that celebrates success. You know, in almost every European country, if man or woman becomes a billionaire, they're not revered, they're reviled. Because somewhere in the psyche of that country, they believe that there must have been a criminal act that allowed that to occur. And that's true, really, almost throughout the entire world. Where it's not as true is in some parts of Asia, which is why I think they're going to be very successful. So exporting America's values, to me, is incredibly important. Honesty, integrity, hard work, getting ahead. The lack, really, of a class system. The American elite changes over every two or three generations. That's really not...