In many camps, the book that describes a warrior leading in time of combat was probably overcast or overshaded by the context of it being about Vietnam. So then when we're in the basic course or the camps course and I'm going to say, well, back in Vietnam, you're like, oh, please. A little bit of that doesn't match up. But the other was the context of arriving in your first units and your captain screwed up and your sardins have two or three DUIs. And you're looking, thinking young and full of life and going, I'm not sure I agree that you're squared away.