Juden Peterson, you've said that men need to "grow the hell up." Tell me why. Well, because there's nothing uglier than an old infant. There's nothing good about it. People who don't grow up don't find the sort of meaning in their life that sustains them through difficult times. And they are certain to encounter difficult times. And they're left bitter and resentful, and without purpose and adrift, and hostile and resentful, and vengeful, and arrogant, and deceitful, and of no use to themselves and of no use to anyone else, and no partner for a woman. And there's nothing in it that's good. So you said, I mean, that sounds pretty bad, yes. Is this a form of masculinity? I mean, what do you do about it? You tell, you help people understand why it's necessary and important for them to grow up and adopt responsibilities. Why that isn't a shake your finger and get your act together sort of thing? Why it's more like a delineation of the kind of destiny that makes life worth living? I've been telling young men, but it's not, I wasn't specifically aiming this message at young men to begin with. It just kind of turned out that way. And it's mostly, you admit, it's mostly men listening. I mean, it is your audience. Well, it's about 80 percent on YouTube, which is a male domain primarily. So it's hard to tell how much of it is because YouTube is male and how much of it is because of what I'm saying. But you, what I've been telling young men is that there's an actual reason why they need to grow up, which is that they have something to offer. You know that people have within them this capacity to set the world...