but the reality of this is, it really kind of goes to this whole phenomenon with carson right now is that yeah, he doesn't have all that experience. that's a good thing in the eyes of a lot of voters. he's not propounding all these policy positions. that's a good thing too. there's an innate trust that they have in him that he is going to be different somehow. now, what that ultimately is we don't know, and we certainly don't know how it gets defined, which is the scary part. but that's where a lot of the voters are right now. they look at the media, they look at the political class, the professional political class, and they shake their head in disgust. so a trump and a carson is a safe harbor for them right now. >> and mckay, i mean, the one thought i had watching this news cycle play out, and starting with the pyramids news cycle, which i didn't think we'd have a pyramids news cycle -- i don't frankly care one way or the other. it does seem ridiculous to say they were built to store grain.