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I'm not sure what happened. I heard some silence and then I looked up because I was over on Michigan and apparently Michigan got disconnected because it's that time. I'm like, oh crud. I had to hurry up, disconnect, reconnect over here so I could ... I guess I got over here just in time. We brought my truck over to the shop. I went for them to come out and ask us what's going on so we can get that taken care of. As far as Washington becoming a police state, I think it's becoming under control. They had 70% of the crime that was being perpetrated in Washington DC was not being prosecuted or chased after they were downgrading certain crimes in order to make the statistics look like crime was dropping. Of course, they're getting a lot of youth, people under 18 to commit a lot of these crimes in order to keep from getting in trouble themselves because they're doing certain things to keep the youth from getting records. They're dismissing a lot of those and it just got to be too much. There's an investigation right now about a police captain or a police chief that was changing statistics in order to make it appear as if the crime has been going down. Like someone said, even if the crime's going down, it's still one of the worst cities in America as far as deaths and crime and stuff like that. Kansas itself is a red state, but Kansas City is definitely a blue city. They suffer from the same mismanagement that are plaguing a lot of the other major cities, Los Angeles, New York, where they're just not prosecuting or putting up roadblocks to the people that are committing these crimes. That's what a lot of people are complaining about and they're going to try to do something about it. I don't think it's going to be a police state. It was a federal government in the first place that was supposed to be taking care of the crime there in the city.