I was up on the Hill today with a bunch of staffers. We testified last week, and a number of our members have testified on a variety of issues. We were seven members when we started some time ago, and when you reach a certain critical mass, people start to listen. When you represent an interesting industry, they start to listen. I didn't say that.
People are interested.
They want to learn. There's a real demand for information, and we are, on behalf of our members, trying to fill that demand for information and education. People are very responsive. Members of Congress are very interested in the ability of technology to get consumers high-value products and services for less money than they pay today. Congressional folks love competition.