Well, no, I know not in 1958, but when you were coming in as a little kid, you know, what do you remember about growing up in that family business that your parents started and you're kind of like this little kid bopping around the back room and stuff like that? What do you remember?

You know, I'll tell you, I literally have memories and I'm probably forging it a little bit when I say four years old, but...

Something strikes me in that kindergarten area where on Saturday mornings, dad would take me downtown to our then only one store.

Sorry, in 1972, we had two already.

But having, you know, bacon and eggs and stuff early in the morning and coffee, which, of course, I found disgusting until we went up to the store and then started our day.

But those were my earliest memories of Marlowe.

But to bring you up to speed real quick, my father was working for a wool shoe company, a division of Brown Shoe, living in St. Louis.

To make sure that, you know, you've done what you had to do with the due diligence of making a big decision within your business.