It was a tribal war. My e-mails were getting killed. My father changed our name. My last name is Dan Chima, but our name was Chima. My father changed it so we could survive and get the file of Nigeria. It was the offer award. That's why I was born here. What's really up is that Nigerians say, you're not really Nigerian. I say, yes, I am. If my parents are Nigerian, I come out Nigerian. Right. Period. When you see an Asian man, no matter where they are, you go look at that Asian guy over there. You connect them to their continent. I know some Southern Asian, I'm Chinese. I'm like, I'm from Texas, but you'll still say, oh, the Asian guy is from Texas. Right. They already connect them, but for some reason, when it comes to the African life, or the career, it's like all of a sudden you're not, I'm not African, but you believe the whites out the African. Right. You believe the white guy, that's African, but I who have the gene, Nigerian Americans, Ethiopian Americans, Congolese Americans, they're here. We are still African.