Well, I think it's a fair ruling. It would have meant going to money markets to raise money. Bell, who was ruled the dominant carrier, breaks into a ten billion dollar subsidiary. We would have had to break into a couple of fifty million dollar operations. It's very hard to go to the money markets with an operation like that.
Most small companies do it through stock growth.
It's a very complex subject, but it would have been a very big handicap. We would have been singled out as the only independent with the problem. I think Bell and the other independents saw that we were getting the short end of the stick. I believe that, other than the horrendous spending in the federal government, our lack of productivity causes inflation. So to me, to replace an old piece of equipment with a new piece not only creates jobs when buying equipment, but the increased productivity should also help reduce inflation.