When we sold the Warhol to start the acquisition, yes. It's all public knowledge. We got—what did we get? We got $80 million for the picture. And it was—Larry Gagosian had been after me for many, many years. I said it's not for sale. It's not for sale, but it's for trade. You find me something good enough, I'll trade it, but I don't need the money. There was back and forth, back and forth. Finally called me from Paris. Gael and I talked about—

And so thought about it. I said $100 million. Okay. I'll get back to you. Two days later, he came back to me and said they—client thinks it's a little high. So I said, don't say another word. I hung up. I went to the lawyer. I knew we had a deal, right? And we started the fund.