For the record, I completely disagree with keeping the statues. The statues are not history. The statues are decorations. You would not decorate your own house in a way that offended half of the country or even 20 percent of your neighborhood. You just wouldn't do it, right? Because you'd be kind of a dick if you did that.

So the statues, while I understand the argument that it's part of history and you don't want to change history, the history is still with us. It's in the internet. It's in the history books. No one's going to forget it. Moreover, nobody ever learned history from a statue. Throughout history, not many people ever learned something from a statue. So I call the statues decorations. And in my opinion, if somebody on my team is offended by the decoration, that's a good reason to change a decoration. Because it's just a decoration. The point of a decoration is to make people feel good. If your decoration makes people feel bad, get rid of it. Let the history go. Put it in the books. Put it in the internet. It's a decoration. You just don't need it.

All right, so that's my view. I only give you that as an aside so you can kind of put it in context with this discussion.