It just seemed like I never ran a carrier operation before. I thought that would be kind of neat. We actually had a market cap of equal value to Qualcomm at one point. There was value locked up that people never would have found out. The stock has done well, though it's kind of small potatoes to the rise that Qualcomm has seen.
Cricket is pretty much a mobile replacement for wire line.
People get lost sometimes trying to look at Cricket as some other kind of PCS or cellular service. It's really not its very, very different in its construct and what we're trying to accomplish. What we are saying to people is that it's just as easy and it is valuable to have mobility in the areas where you live work and play, and not depend on a phone nailed to the wall. I've been saying for some long time that we'll all look back ten years from now and wonder how we ever lived with a phone nailed to the wall. And if people are willing to do that, the high end use the business traveler, the people that have a great need for communication.