It was a business model, a way of thinking about markets, that really mattered. We have our own fiber, but it had nothing to do with our pipes. We've started a Web site for the pulp and paper business. We're doing metals. We're looking very hard at data storage.
Data storage is a classic commodity.
And you don't want to buy 50 times what you need. You want it when you want it. Especially if you marry it with a fiber network. Instead of having the data stored on expensive real estate in Manhattan, put it in a corn field in Illinois for crying out loud, and if you want it, call us up and well, you don't have to call us up. We'll have an API that's available and we'll just put it into whatever software you develop, and when you need the storage, the program interfaces with Enron.