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whatever he had in the database? Did it strike you as odd at all? Ms. Groff. Does it strike me as odd now? Mr. Biggs. Yeah, looking back. Ms. Groff. He had so many people in his realm and knew so many people. It doesn't strike me as odd that he has a lot of different people in his black book, in his directory. It's not surprising that he -- it just -- the width and the depth of the people he knew, this is one category, but I believe he had the same amount of people in other categories as well. Mr. Biggs. But in particular with the massage category, all over the world, that didn't strike you as odd? That, for instance, in California he maintained 26 -- the names of 26 different masseuses? Ms. Groff. I mean, he was a very wealthy man and he knew a lot of people. And when he went to -- any time he met anyone, it would be put them in the directory. It could be a passing. Mr. Biggs. He must have been a prolific massage receiver. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Emmer. We've had another Member of Congress join us. Can he please identify himself for the record? Mr. Perry. Representative Scott Perry, Pennsylvania's Tenth District. Mr. Emmer. We've also had additional staff members join since we started. Can they identify themselves for the record? Mr. . , senior advisor, Ranking Member Garcia. Ms. . , director of oversight and policy, Ranking Member Garcia. Mr. Emmer. Thank you. Ms. Tolan. Recognizing we only have a couple minutes left in our hour -- go ahead. Mr. Emmer. We've had another Member join. Can he please identify himself for the record? Mr. Walkinshaw. James Walkinshaw, 11th District, Virginia.