I don't know all those things that Cuss taught me, and nowadays would not be cool, you know? In what way? I don't know. Cuss was born in 1908. In 1908, they had a different opinion of people having opinions, like women and stuff like that, and Cuss Cus believing that he cared for the down chartered people and this and that, for the blacks and Latinos and irish people who are being abused by the irish people of that time, which is crazy. He really. He really was that guy. He was the guy that fought for the people that didn't have anyone to fight for them. He was just that guy. He wanted to be that person. He wanted to be a person that people looked up to and he was the boss and stuff. He just wanted to be a people. And when I read his book and I found out about him, he was successful his whole life. He was always the guy in the neighborhood that people came through to settle beef and talk things over with and loan people stuff and help people out. And he liked being in that position of being able to teach people something, what he believed was teaching them something.