But right here in the US there's this sort of anti-labour push going on ahead of the presidential campaign on the Republican side and you can see the owners trying to catch some of that momentum. At the expense of actually having a business. It'll never die in Canada but in markets like Raleigh, they're gonna run their business into the ground by being greedy. It's kind of a sad thing. Because people are like "hockey?" They're forgetting. The Hurricanes? What's that? They're talking basketball and they should be anticipating the [hockey] season starting and it's not. Especially with the Hurricanes picking up some big players. Who knows when they're gonna play? Yeah it's the timing with that, it's terrible man. They just picked up Jordan Staal and Alexander Semin of all people. Its crazy. It's hard to view it strictly as a labour management dispute well the labour gets paid so well in general. Although they are laying their bodies on the line. Well, thank you very much for taking the time to speak with me today. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out there. Thanks for the interest! More interest than the consumers of Kingston apparently! [laughs] But what are you gonna do! [laughs] Have a good one! If you have the time, check out Corrosion of Conformity on tour this month across Ontario. November 11th in Ottawa, 13th in Barrie, 14th in Hamilton and 15th in London.