Well, mostly longevity by surviving the first wave of skating in the eighties. It was actually kind of the second wave of skating in the eighties where I had a pretty good career. I was doing really well in competition, especially in the mid to late eighties. And then as skating kind of went underground, I never quit and started my own skate company in 1992. And then when the X Games came into play, I was still kind of on top of my game. I did really well there. And I think a lot of people carried over my name from that first round where they were skaters in the eighties, and now maybe their kids skate and they're like, oh, I remember that guy, you know, and their kids are watching me on the X Games. And then when our video game came out in 1999, that's when everything changed for sure.