It's all been watered down on the business side. When you have that kind of turnover in your community, maybe there is just plain old lack of interest in getting involved, because your tenure here is going to be maybe three to five years, which happens to us all the time. I mean, I moved four times with Barnett Bank. I've made my way back, but most people don't come back. Politicians, and I think that's wonderful.
Somebody has to step into that void.
We need to balance that back out, because political leadership is typically polarized on viewpoints, if not party, there is typically win-lose in most decisions with political leadership. Business non-political leadership could bring a balance to that. There is significant leadership in this community. I think we can, with some planning and some visioning that probably still needs to be done, and I think structure is just one way to kind of make it permanent. If they took a business approach to it they probably would have made that decision a long time ago, but it's politics.