You've got another third who I would consider your true artists, your artistic community. They do performance art, they do fire art, they do art. They are interested in the art aspect and don't care about computers. And there's kind of another third, which I would call the eclectic, like permanent hippie, who go to all the festivals, and this is just another stop, and that's a lifestyle. I think that one of the powers, frankly, of our local community is that we have enough computer people that we have financial backing to actualize the event.
People put a tremendous amount of money, frankly, personal money, into the event.
We've got enough artistic people that can come look for things to do to spend the money on. And then there's just this random element in the other third. It's actually that random element that adds the most fun in the sense of the event. We have people that are working for the event as young as 18 and people who are more like 56. And yet, they are all on an equal basis.