for every day working on the boat and when the things actually shoreside work or when the other passenger vessels come into the drive to the dock jerry did the same thing he did when he got hurt he would carry so design to the you know supplies know for six goods in the morning till night thirty in the morning is one trip very comes back to the dock and then it goes out three thirty to six thirty and they come you know if you look do the math on the hours jared chose after working three thirty he's getting paid to look at the records in the records really sketchy because the company had a trash can for most of it but he did have some of the wreckers he starts working at three thirty so he gets to go out on the morning shift but he doesn't go out on the and i mean on the morning sale but not on the afternoon sale so when you look at the calculations about seventy percent of his time and stuff like that that's not true at all he's working at most thirty percent of the time twenty percent of the time you see ed when he said see he's still doing this special lives repair kind of stuff that he was doing before he's a mechanic and these are like the drive propeller you know the high end high tech stuff and of course ok well to have him take some tickets and put him on a little fancy t shirt and say it's a uniform but in the records knows what's going on to get out every black you may not go by to be exact but look at control that was another one of my cases that went on and other ones she's a very knowledgeable player serious lawyer working as a teacher is claims person is the guy over while he's at the new job and says lifetime charity vocational rehabilitation right normally guys like myself are in here argues you may be receiving i want all the big damages you know we're here for medical care this guy needs to go to a doctor for years i can't get him into a doctors even if  becomes well who gets to make the choice of remedies should it be the employer or should it be the claimant to say which way i want to pursue the claim and did not give the a l j said we pursu releases but we're not trying to make a scene we're trying to get them to longshore right this should be a stock what difference does it make to the employer the jones or sir l h oftentimes there are different insurance companies act is covered by t n i clubs longshore has a different group of approved drug justice department insurers or qualified self insure there's a difference in his wife what he needs to the company if there's no liability like a guy's walking up a you know a little has received an unrated license which was required for the operation of the vessel he works on the vessel and for the service purpose he counts passengers he reports to the captain how many passengers t he's in charge of a concession on the vessel itself things to the passengers he's in charge of stocking that concession he's wearing a uniform provided by the employer he had a substantial connection to the vessel and he had that substantial connection nikken period of time he's law school like questions where the facts are set up so he very well might be both covered by the l h w c a the jones act seen on the facts i don't think that this falls within the doing vessel work i don't understand what difference it makes to you financially practically economically where with differences to the employer i don't know that it makes a practical difference other than we struck a bargain w jerry paid his cure to the tune of about thirty seven hundred dollars gave him a check for ten thousand eight hundred dollars turns around to council and says wait i want more i suppose that does make a difference to us how we captive insurance company that is owned by the employer's para company pacific marine and supply that effect limited is one of the operating arms and so i don't think it financially makes a difference so it's just a matter of with the man and we didn't have a until i later comes back and says wait i want more medical care now if that's fighting on principle perhaps there is to cause still in this day and age to fight on