Also, for many, many years we were lacking in Argentina the concept of customer relations and quality of products. Those concepts are beginning to take hold, though. I think that our customers in Argentina and Latin America are getting more educated about consumer rights. I bought a new car in Venezuela last year, for example, and it wouldn't start on the first day. The growth in travel by South Americans recently has been phenomenal.
People here travel to the States and see that the customer is king there.
So that is contributing to the change. We are in a partnership with an electric company from Michigan. The most difficult thing for its CIO to understand is our local tax regulations. U.S. businesspeople don't believe how complex this issue is. The other main point is learning how local providers do business.