I wont say that. Maybe half? Uh, because there was ... I had to sell.... See, this is interesting: I had a friend who used to with Martha Graham dance company, a Japanese woman, and she said, "Well, you know, you can do it. Its a little hard, but if you just go to a Japanese company and bow, then they will buy tickets," and so on. In those days, there were not that many companies. But I would have to go from one company to another, they would buy five tickets here, three tickets here. That took like .. most of the companies, they only had offices only. Not like today, you know; today   its like poo!--I can sell 250 tickets in one company (chuckles). But it was like this, so I had to go from ... 9 in the morning to 5, usually about three companies I could cover in a day. Then, from 4 oclock I would write. And from ... almost six in the morning, I would write. I had five music (charts) to write, for the big band, that is. So, that was like .. probably that was the hardest, and uh ... when I finished the concert, I was like whew, like really, because I dont think I could do that today (chuckles).