We pay cash on everything and everything's paid up front. If we ever need to shut down, we know where we are at. But this is the last year of their Chapter 11. Everything is like new. We have a better inventory, job costing.
Nothing gets past anything right now.
It was actually six years, five years of total hell, going through everything, and we had to pay cash for everything. But it's kind of better in many ways. Looking into the future from this particular perspective, Wheeler sees both opportunity and constant change. I bought new machinery because I know I have another positive three years. Not the loggers, but they were the ones blamed.