And it's interesting because I actually was telling a buddy of mine who is Puerto Rican yesterday the story. The guy and I used to work together in radio in Arizona. And we were joking around because he knows Sean and knows Courtney because they were our old neighbors from when we lived in Tucson. And he goes, now you know what it's like to be me. Oh, my God. And I said to him, I go, oh, you know what, this is, yeah, you know, this is like something that happens anytime that you are, if you're black or brown, that this happens, you walk into a store and they do that. And it's very awkward. Let me just say this to you. It's very, very strange. It almost made me want to steal a hat. It almost made me want to go inside there and just go, I'm going to take a hat. My name is Joe Rinkevich, current caretaker at Henry the Hatter. Henry the Hatter. Joe, Joe wasn't there yesterday. Got my grandpa's old hat. Never knew I was there. Have you been in that store ever? Have you ever been in Henry the Hatter? Yes, I have. I was there a couple of weeks ago. Did you buy anything at all?