It's very difficult for a huge company to accept the word of a little company like ArrayComm that we can do their job better than they do. The second thing we ask them to do if they adopt our technology is they will sell fewer base stations. And that is, let me tell you, a hard sell. It bothers me a lot. And I haven't figured out a solution other than to come up with new technologies that survive just because they are so much better than what people are doing.
Entrepreneurs never have an easy job.
From 1973 to 1988 is how long it took for the portable cellular phone to really become established, and people could understand its value. That's a normal thing. It takes that long. I may not be around too long. There are a lot of constituencies out there besides rich and poor people.