 Now, more than ever, I think you have to own gold just because of the valuations in the markets between the bond market and the equity market and the valuation in the gold market. Gold markets are still way, way off their all-time highs. They're not even close to that valuation yet, so there's room to grow. And the equity markets and bond markets are banging off of highs. Now, can they go higher, certainly. But the insurance factor that say, okay, buy low, sell high, you're buying low here still. And I think it's important when you say buy gold, what you mean is something that I and my family really believe in, which is buy bullion. Yes, I believe in buying physical gold, buying gold miners, buying ETS, that's a nice trade that's things to do. But if you want the safety of gold, you have to buy the physical bullion. And when we talk about that, we go to you, it doesn't necessarily mean that it necessarily has to be in a U.S. bank. No, not at all. In fact, I would say that I would keep my gold bullion out of banks. I would store it somewhere else outside of a bank and maybe outside of this country or maybe diversify this country and other countries. But not in the ground behind your back. Not in the ground behind your back. I put that out because I had someone who actually did it, an old, friendly friend who did it, a wise, wise person, and they found it. They found it in the back. You always say, I don't trust the banks, I don't trust the bank, I don't do it. Guy was like, you know, rooting around, and he found the darn stuff, all right?